>Not wrong, just different opinion EVERYHING ELSE ASIDE, Just answer this ONE question... What happens when you're in a restriction in a cave or a tight tunnel in a wreck and your buddy signals (you DO have the signals worked out - right?!) that he's out of air... According to you >>If the long hose is stowed neatly the time difference in deploying is minute >>if any. If a chest strap or other piece of equipment where to be placed over What does that buddy do in that "minute" and, what if it really does take TWO people to unstuff. Now, in a cave where there may be flow and maybe you're holding on due to the flow and really can't spare both hands to "unstuff" that hose - what happens now? Sounds to me like you're now in a world of shit. Why do you keep arguing the indefensible? Is ANYONE THIS stupid? I'm afraid of the answer to this question... And, AGAIN, why do people try to argue FOR stuffing, even when they admit problems. Try to find one problem like this breathing the long hose and when you can't you'll (hopefully) realize the idea behind all this - i.e. DO WHAT WORKS. -Carl-
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