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I've heard some people are fine with the Zeagle doubles brackets and others say the backplate is required for more rig stability. I've not dived doubles so I can't comment on the suitability of either, but to me it seems I would go the backplate route. If you are looking to dive doubles and don't already have a Brigade, I would suggest starting with the Ranger since it already has the bigger bladder and that's the single most expensive piece to upgrade if starting with a Brigade. |
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Guppy
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Whats the Largest tank that you use with your Brigade? I have an AL80 but I find that my much more experienced dive buddies can stay down a lot longer. No I am not at there level 40+ a year but I feel bad cutting there dive a about 30mins. Whats the max size I could use without causing too much issues?
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I wouldn't want to use one for doubles. First, you'd have to essentially turn it into a Ranger first (remember that the Brigade is a hybrid, taking parts of the Ranger and the Scout, if memory serves) to have enough lift, and then you'd still have a sub-optimal platform to carry doubles. If you want to dive doubles, do it properly and go with a bp/w. If you're determined to stay modular and really enjoy spending hours converting your gear to save a few bucks, you could always use the Brigade's harness on a Zeagle backplate and an appropriate wing. |
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