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Steel Tanks are rugged and durable, and with proper maintenance can last decades. Aluminum Tanks give you a cost efficient, low-maintenance air supply popular the world over. Check out the Tank Accessories page to make sure you don't miss any must-have scuba diving equipment. A set of Twin Tanks allows you to double your dive time. See more  

Scuba Tanks

The beating heart of scuba diving, you won't be going anywhere underwater without one of these.

	Steel Tanks Durable, rugged, and strong, a properly cared-for steel scuba tank can last for decades. Steel scuba tanks are denser than aluminum tanks, meaning you have to be less concerned with buoyancy issues, especially at the end of a dive. Smaller than an aluminum tank of the same capacity, a steel scuba tank is a more compact air supply solution, a fact that becomes doubly important for twin-tank setups. Rust can be a factor over time if a steel scuba tank isn't properly cared for, so maintenance is always going to be extremely important with a steel tank.
	Aluminum Tanks Aluminum tanks are cost efficient, long lasting, and readily available, which is why they are easily the most common scuba diving tanks in the world. Lighter than steel tanks, aluminum dive tanks are easier to transport and swim with, giving your shoulders and arms a break on long treks. Because of their light weight, some aluminum tanks will begin to float at the end of a dive, once the oxygen supply is nearly depleted. To combat this, it's common to counter-weight an aluminum dive tank with approximately 4 pounds. However, "Compact Neutral" aluminum tanks are made with thicker walls, which increase the weight and help to counteract the positive buoyancy problems at the end of a long dive.
	Scuba Tank Accessories A tank alone does not a scuba diver make, so load up on all the necessities right on our Tank Accessory page. Get yourself a tank carrier to make those long walks to and from the boat a little easier, or pick up a tank weight pouch to counteract the effects of a lighter tank, or just to keep your scuba tank where you want it. Need a valve protector, a boot for your scuba tank, or a spare O-ring kit? Look no further.
	Twin Tanks and Manifolds Double the length of your dive with a twin-cylinder tank package, available in low and high-pressure models. Available in sizes from 80 to 130 cubic feet, you'll always be able to find the exact air supply you'll need for any task. These tanks are made of a rugged chromium-molybdenum alloy, the same kind of light-weight, high-strength metal used in aircraft frames specifically for its high strength-to-weight ratio. With a resilient hot dipped galvanized steel finish, you never have to worry about scratching these tanks. You'll also be able to find separate manifolds on this page as well, allowing you to gang two tanks together for maximum air supply. See less

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Top Rated Tanks

Top 5 Steel Scuba Tanks XS Scuba 100 Cubic Foot High Pressure Steel Tank  Starting at $394.95 XS Scuba 130 Cubic Foot High Pressure Steel Tank  Starting at $444.95 Faber 133 Cubic Foot FX Series High Pressure Steel Tank  Starting at $445.95 XS Scuba 119 Cubic Foot High Pressure Steel Tank  Starting at $424.95 XS Scuba 121 Cubic Foot Low Pressure Steel Tank  Starting at $424.95 View All Steel Scuba Tanks	Top 5 Aluminum Scuba Tanks Sherwood 80 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank Starting at $208.00 Sherwood 30 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank Starting at $185.00 Sherwood 19 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank Starting at $175.00 XS Scuba 50 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank  Starting at $239.95 Sherwood 63 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank  Starting at $208.00 View All Aluminum Scuba Tanks
Top 5 Tank Accessories Scuba Tank Carrier Starting at $12.95 Sherwood K-Valve Starting at $51.95 XS Scuba Deluxe Yoke / Din Tank Pressure Checker Starting at $119.95 Sherwood Tank Mesh Protector Starting at $7.95 Genesis Pro Valve Starting at $49.95 View All Tank Accessories	Top 5 Twin Tanks and Manifolds XS Scuba X Series High Pressure Twin Cylinder / Tank Package - 300 DIN... Starting at $979.95 XS Scuba 300 Bar DIN Tank Manifold  Starting at $329.95 Highland Cylinder / Tank Bands (Pair)  Starting at $179.95 XS Scuba International Din/Yoke Tank Manifold.  Starting at $329.95 Hollis Tank Manifold  Starting at $249.50 View All Twin Tanks and Manifolds

Tank Reviews: Steel Scuba Tank Reviews, Aluminum Scuba Tank Reviews, Tank Accessory Reviews, Twin Tanks and Manifold Reviews

Scuba Tank Instructional Videos The Differences between Din and Yoke tank valves This instructional video shows the differences between the two types of scuba tank valves (Yoke and DIN). XS Scuba Pro Valve Instructional Video This instructional video shows you how the XS Scuba Pro tank valve works.

Scuba Tank Reviews: Scuba Tank Carrier Review    A True Back, Hand, & Shoulder Saver - This scuba tank carrier is one of the most innovated carriers I have seen on the market. I would like to shake the person’s hand that invented this product. ... View Full Review Zeagle Pony Bottle System Review    Nice set up - Works well, reg breaths very well, probably better than my primary Aqua Lung regulator. I wish the bottle holder could attach a bit more firmly, it tends to... View Full Review View More Tank Reviews

We are proud to offer scuba tanks from the following manufacturers:
East Coast Plastics, Faber, Genesis, H2O, Harrison, Highland, Hollis, Innovative, IST, Lubrication Technology, Max Holding Systems, Scubamax, Sherwood, Submersible Systems, Trident, XS Scuba, Zeagle and more...