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First Set Of Dive Gear: Discuss BC Advice in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Hi all, Just looking for some up to date advice from you guys. I have finally managed to introduce my ...

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Hi all,

Just looking for some up to date advice from you guys.

I have finally managed to introduce my dad into diving and now he has the bug he wants his own kit. Can anyone recommend a good quality BC, preferably one which isn’t two heavy as he will be using in on holiday.

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Eddy,
if it's just for holiday diving Cressi do an aqualight which is nice.
It may be worth looking at a buddy travel wing (13 or 18Kg lift). yes they are a wing (which may rule them out imediately), but they are tough, light, easy to pack, and one size fits everyone. Plus they are cheap (£164)from www.kentdiving.co.uk.

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