IT WAS YESTERDAY…!

Hello CEDRICK,

Here is a very good question, I will try to be brief to answer you:

- Primary vocation of Fenzy like Stab : Ensure the Safety of the Diver by modifying its buoyancy.

- The Fenzy, initially, only had an inflation system at the mouth, period. Then we added a small bottle of O, 495 L, which we dabbed on the main bottle, before diving and which we “hit” under the water, just in case, to go up in emergency. Diving balancing was always done by mouth.

- Then, with the invention of DS (Direct System), means of semi-automatic inflation, we have seen the Fenzy, on the market, equip yourself with it, always coupled with this small bottle of 0,4 L (not reprobable).

- Little by little we abandoned the little bottle (hazardous), in favor of DS… The Stabs, then arrived on the market. The Fenzy, retained despite everything, the interest of keeping the Airways out of the water in the event of a “glitch” ...

- In short, the Stab arrives… More comfortable, more ergonomic, more hydrodynamic, also allowing to replace the good old type strapping “Dumas”And the straps type“backpack“… In addition, the undercut of the Fenzy could put up the “family jewels” if it was badly adjusted as well as the back which could compress the chest uncomfortably…

- We will keep a “sparcklette” at the CO², to hit like 0,4 L, on certain

Absolutely MANUAL and you do well to point it out, this “New, more accessible dive"...

I just finished on what I said, some buoys were still fitted with “Sparklette“(Océane Cavalero Champion), then we gradually abandoned“ these dangerous or restrictive inflation ”for the definitive and current DS (who uses the MP Average pressure).

- The Stab has also become a practical and ergonomic equipment, storage glenoid, weight pockets, tote pockets, various hooks and snap hooks ...

- Comfort being an essential thing in diving, big improvements have been made on the lumbago and back comfort on the Stabs modern, in order to make these “horizontal” dives even more pleasant, as MANUEL emphasizes, which was not the case with our good old Fenzy...