Scubapro Go BCD with Balanced Inflator
by Scubapro
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Original price
$649.00
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Original price
$649.00
Original price
$649.00
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Original price
$649.00
Original price
Current price
$649.00
$649.00
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$649.00
Current price
$649.00
- Constructed of 210 denier nylon covered with polyurethane for lightweight durability. Wraparound air bladder provides a secure, comfortable ride at depth and on the surface.
- Coated mesh cummerbund is lightweight and dries quickly and easily. Double-band system locks the tank in rock-solid for maximum stability at depth.
- Rotating quick-release shoulder buckles allow you to optimize the routing of your shoulder straps to maximize fit. Airnet padded backpack is water-draining, easy to fold, and enhances comfort during long dives.
- Quick-release integrated weight pouches ditch easily and secure with low-profile squeeze buckles. Optional trim weight pockets offer better trim in the water.
- Two large easy-access zippered pockets fitted with knife attachment grommets provide lots of cargo-carrying capability. Six aluminum D-rings, two large and pre-bent, provide convenient clip-on points for additional gear.
Traveling divers who prefer the fit and feel of a front-adjustable BCD will definitely like the restyled GO, a proven world traveler. It’s lightweight and compact, but at the same time offers all the performance and convenience features you'd expect from a full-featured general-purpose BCD. Super comfortable, the water-draining Airnet backpack provides the right amount of cushion when wearing a thin wetsuit, or no wetsuit at all. The GO has virtually no inherent buoyancy so ballast needs are minimal. The air cell delivers lots of lift and double tank bands hold the tank firmly in place for maximum stability. The entire BCD can be easily folded and stored in its own travel sack, enabling you to GO dive the world.
MPN: 21.720.100
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is [are] known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
