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Agir-Brokk wings?
Anyone got/tried one?

I'm seriously considering one and my other question would be what lift to go for with twin 12 (232's) and twin 7 (300bar).

38lbs or 47lbs?

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Go for the 38lbs, same lift you would get form a Halcyon 40lbs.

Probably no difference in lift volume but a marketing strategy by Agir to be slightly different.

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Anyone got/tried one?

I'm seriously considering one and my other question would be what lift to go for with twin 12 (232's) and twin 7 (300bar).

38lbs or 47lbs?

Gavin
I dive a 38 with twins 12's and stages.... and the same wing with a KISS.

Very well made bit of kit....

/Zak

PS. Available from http://www.witteringdivers.co.uk, but you'll need to ring them
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is it only runnymede and dirdirect who sell them?
If you give Thor a call at Agir I think they sell direct. And he really is called Thor. How cool is that?
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erm.. not really. its Tord
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