Worthington vs. faber lp85

[JamesK]

My 72s pretty much do the same thing, but if I move the clips from the buttplate to the waist D-rings they trim out correctly again. It kind of sucks because they don't trim when clipped to the waist D-rings when the cylinders are full so I have to switch them durring the dive. It is kind of a pain, but it does work and on some dives the benifits of the 72s do outweigh the slight inconvenience of moving the clips. Someone I dive with pretty regularly does the same thing with his faber lp 85s and it works quite nicely. After he switches them to the waist D-rings, they trim out just as well as they did at the start of the dive.

I am used to doing that with AL80's so it would be nothing new if I go with Fabers. I am trying to decide on which steel tanks to buy now. Heck, I may just stick with AL80's for shorter/shallow dives since I am already quite used to them.

[RN]

I am used to doing that with AL80's so it would be nothing new if I go with Fabers. I am trying to decide on which steel tanks to buy now. Heck, I may just stick with AL80's for shorter/shallow dives since I am already quite used to them.

Doesn't work with Faber 85s. Because they are rolling and not floating like AL80s, they end up hanging below you if you reclip them. I've tried it.

[JamesK]

Doesn't work with Faber 85s. Because they are rolling and not floating like AL80s, they end up hanging below you if you reclip them. I've tried it.

Great. Thanks for smashing my hopes and dreams. LOL....