Doubles

[Kirk]

I agree, for a smaller set of doubles, which will give you the most flexibility, go with the LP Steel 85s. 

The aluminum 65s (or actually I think they're called 63s) are way too stumpy.  Unless you are really short, I think they would trim you out poorly.  - Kirk

[Lindan]

Okay, advice taken. I'll try the 85's or close equivalent in steel. Thanks for the offer of trying the 85's Lonnie I'll let you know. Linda

[DanL]

Linda,
Lonnie is on it...you need prbably at least 85's because other divers will be planning their dives based on the lowest "thirds" available.  For the Kamloops, I would ask around to see what the minimum doubles size is reasonable for teh dive before buying a set. 
You can use my doubles on the 21st if we all get there.

[tcjtn0]

85's ...
85's ...
85's ...  ;D ;D ;D

Jeano Beano

[Mr.Pitbull]

Daren just got his 112's  set up and ready for the water, now I just need to get back to cave country. Doubles are good!

[deepdarkblue]

I agree, very reliable.  112's are great for a more open water, 85's for penetrating wrecks.  Although, I can be mistaken. 


Anyone else's thoughts on tank size on wreck penetrating?

[wtdrm]

Hey, I dont want to be a fly in the ointment. With all the talk about doubles.

Consider a RB. Just look at the options. The RB is just a tool.
Check out SDT rebreather night. I think it is free. Call Bonnie.