Experience superior comfort with this back-inflated BCD, designed for ultimate scuba diving freedom
Streamlined back-inflate BCD design for reduced drag
Integrated weight system enhances diving comfort
Durable 420-Denier nylon BCD build for longevity
Adjustable straps ensure a secure, custom BCD fit
Enjoy 30-47 lbs lift capacity with this BCD

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Aqualung Rogue BCD

SKU: UDRR

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Streamlined BCD design for reduced drag underwater.
Enjoy a comfortable fit with adjustable straps.
Integrated weight system enhances dive stability.
Durable BCD construction ensures long-lasting use.
35 lbs lift capacity for optimal buoyancy control.
Easy BCD adjustability for custom fit & comfort.

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Cressi Solid BCD

SKU: CSBSLD

Durable 500D Cordura BCD for lasting performance.
Streamlined jacket style BCD for ultimate comfort.
Enjoy superior buoyancy control with Cressi BCD.
Adjustable straps ensure a secure, custom fit BCD.
Lightweight BCD design enhances diving experience.
Zippered pockets offer convenient gear storage BCD.

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Cressi Aquawing Max BCD

SKU: CSBAWMXMFR: IC790200

Streamlined BCD design reduces drag underwater.
Integrated weight system enhances dive comfort.
Durable BCD construction ensures long-lasting use.
Comfortable fit BCD with adjustable straps.
Easy inflation/deflation for buoyancy control.
High lift capacity BCD for added safety.

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Zeagle Ranger BCD with Ripcord Weight System

SKU: ZGLRN

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Zeagle Ranger BCD: 44 lbs lift, superior buoyancy.
Integrated weight system holds up to 36 lbs securely.
Durable 1050 Denier Nylon BCD for lasting performance.
Streamlined design enhances comfort underwater dives.
Adjustable straps ensure a comfortable, custom fit BCD.
Easy inflate Zeagle Bx Power Inflator for quick control.

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Dive Rite Hydro Lite BCD System

SKU: DIVHL

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Streamlined Technical BCD design reduces drag.
Integrated weights enhance buoyancy control underwater.
Durable 600-Denier Polyester BCD for lasting use.
Lightweight Technical BCD; weighs only 6.2 pounds.
Comfortable, adjustable straps on this Dive Rite BCD.
Easy access weight pouches hold up to 12 pounds.

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Buoyancy Compensators

Discover our comprehensive selection of BCDs (Buoyancy Control Devices) designed to enhance your diving experience. At Scuba.com, we offer a variety of diving buoyancy compensators tailored for divers of all levels, providing optimal stability and comfort underwater. Our BCDs feature adjustable straps, multiple pockets, and integrated weight systems for convenience and ease of use. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced diver, our range of BCDs ensures you can achieve the perfect buoyancy control while exploring the underwater world. Shop our collection today to find the ideal diving buoyancy compensator for your needs!

Maintaining neutral buoyancy helps you dive safely when exploring the ocean’s depths. Wearing a buoyancy compensator device (BCD) helps you fine-tune your buoyancy underwater so you can float on the surface or drift effortlessly mid-water to allow you to observe the scenery. Scuba BCDs also make it easier for you to float so you can rest on the surface or swim to dive sites while carrying your equipment.

Gain More Control Underwater with a Scuba BCD

A scuba buoyancy compensator is a vest-like fitted jacket that connects to your scuba tank through a hose. This piece of equipment contains an inflatable air bladder that helps you maintain proper air buoyancy whether you’re on the surface or beneath the water.

A BCD scuba device has air pockets that you can inflate and deflate with the push of a button to control your depth in the water. Do this slowly and by letting out small amounts of air each time. Dumping too much air into your BCD could result in negative buoyancy, causing you to descend to the bottom.

BCDs can be broken down into three types. The jacket-style BCD slips on like a vest and inflates the front, back, and side of your body. The back-inflate BCD features an air bladder on the back so you can position yourself better horizontally underwater. Hybrid bladder BCDs are designed to help you float and dive comfortably in horizontal and vertical positions.

Order a Buoyancy Compensator from Scuba.com

To choose the right BCD for you, keep it fully inflated and test whether it still fits comfortably. Check if the inflator hose is compatible with your dive regulator, then narrow down your choice based on style and personal preference.

Scuba.com has an extensive line-up of scuba BCDs for sale. We offer products for men, women, and children, with lift capacities ranging from 15-30 lbs to over 50 lbs. Shop with us today to find a BCD that suits your diving needs.

Buoyancy Compensator FAQ

What is a Scuba Buoyancy Compensator (BC)? A scuba buoyancy compensator is a device that helps divers control their buoyancy underwater. It allows divers to adjust their buoyancy level by adding or releasing air from the BC.

What are the different types of BCs? There are two main types of BCs: back-inflate and jacket-style. Back-inflate BCs have an air bladder that sits on the diver's back and provides buoyancy, while jacket-style BCs have an air bladder that wraps around the chest and provides buoyancy.

What should I consider when buying a BC? When buying a BC, consider factors such as the type of diving you plan to do, your body type, and your comfort and convenience preferences. It is also important to consider the weight and size of the BC, as well as the materials used in its construction.

How do I adjust my BC for different diving conditions? Your BC should have a series of dump valves and inflator buttons that allow you to adjust the amount of air in the BC. To adjust for different diving conditions, you will need to release air from the BC to become negatively buoyant, or add air to the BC to become positively buoyant.

How often should I have my BC serviced? It is recommended to have your BC serviced every 12-24 months, depending on how frequently you dive. Regular servicing helps to ensure that your BC is in good working condition and reduces the risk of failure during a dive.

How do I clean and maintain my BC? To clean and maintain your BC, follow the manufacturer's recommendations and guidelines. This may include washing the BC with fresh water after each dive, checking the air bladders for leaks, and regularly checking the hoses and connections.