Recreational Scuba Tanks

Catalina 80 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank with Pro Valve

151 reviews

SKU: AQUTA8BK

^$294.95

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DESCRIPTION

A 80 cubic foot aluminum tank with a pro valve that won't rust, has great buoyancy, and a high flow capacity valve.

Pros

Well-made and durable
Good customer service
Variety of color options
Great price and value
Fast delivery time

Faber High Pressure Steel Tank

72 reviews

SKU: FBRHP149SG

~~$549.95~~ Save: $50.00 (9%)

^$499.95

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A high-pressure steel scuba cylinder with triple-protected zinc and painted finish, Nitrox ready for versatility.

Catalina Pony Bottle Tanks with Pro Valve

70 reviews

SKU: AQUTP19

^$199.95

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DESCRIPTION

A reliable and versatile pony bottle tank with a high flow capacity valve and aluminum alloy design.

Pros

Reliable backup air supply
Minimal effect on buoyancy and trim
Good air capacity
Affordable price
Versatile for different diving scenarios

XS Scuba Faber High Pressure Steel Tank

50 reviews

SKU: FBRHP80G

^$419.95

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DESCRIPTION

A popular high-pressure steel tank with great buoyancy and convertible yoke/DIN design.

Pros

Beautiful design
Fast delivery
High-quality tank and valve
Great gas capacity
Improved bottom times

Faber Low Pressure Steel Tank

18 reviews

SKU: FBRLP50SG

~~$344.95~~ Save: $9.95 (3%)

^$335

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DESCRIPTION

A durable, nitrox-ready steel tank with a versatile valve, offering optimal weight distribution and buoyancy control.

Faber 23 High Pressure Steel Tank Only

4 reviews

SKU: FBRHP23W

^$249.95

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A high-pressure steel tank by Faber, nitrox ready up to 40%, with optimum weight distribution.

Thunderbird 40 cu. Ft Aluminum Tank with Pro valve

2 reviews

SKU: MTLTA40BR

^$259.95

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A corrosion-resistant aluminum tank with a convertible valve, suitable for nitrox diving up to 40%.

Catalina 63 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank with Pro Valve

2 reviews

SKU: AQUTA63BK

~~$314.95~~ Save: $40 (13%)

^$274.95

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A 63 cubic foot aluminum tank with pro valve, featuring a rust-resistant design and high flow capacity valve.

Thunderbird 80 cu. ft Aluminum Tank ~ Limited Time FREE with Thermo International Valve, Tank Boot and Valve Cap

2 reviews

SKU: MTLTA80BL

~~$324.95~~ Save: $60 (18%)

^$264.95

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DESCRIPTION

A corrosion-resistant aluminum tank with a convertible valve and easy-grip rubber hand-wheel.

Thunderbird 63 cu. ft Aluminum Tank with Pro Valve

1 reviews

SKU: MTLTA63SB

~~$314.95~~ Save: $55.95 (18%)

^$259

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A corrosion-resistant aluminum tank with Pro Valve, convertible K valve, and easy-grip rubber hand-wheel.

Thunderbird 13 cu. ft Aluminum Tank with Pro Valve

SKU: MTLTA13BR

~~$189.95~~ Save: $27.95 (15%)

^$162

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A 13 cu. ft aluminum tank with Pro Valve, Nitrox ready up to 40%, corrosion-resistant and convertible.

Cressi Travelight Men's Package ~ Includes Travelight BCD, XS Compact Regulator, XS Compact Octopus and Leonardo 2 Gauge Console - Moby 5

SKU: CSBTLMPCKXS

^$1304.80

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DESCRIPTION

A complete life support system for male divers, including a regulator, octopus, computer console, and BCD.

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Recreational Scuba Tanks

Recreational scuba tanks are the silent partners in every underwater adventure, providing the essential air supply that transforms a simple day at the beach into an exploration of vibrant coral reefs, mysterious shipwrecks, and the tranquil beauty of the open sea. As summer unfolds and the water beckons, more divers—both seasoned and new—find themselves reaching for reliable, well-crafted tanks to fuel their passion for the deep. Whether you’re planning a leisurely drift dive along a sun-dappled reef or gearing up for a weekend of coastal exploration, the right scuba tank becomes a trusted companion, blending safety, convenience, and performance with every breath. For many, the purchase of a recreational scuba tank marks a milestone: a commitment to the sport, a step toward independence, or even an investment in shared experiences with family and friends. Tanks aren’t just for the solo explorer; they make thoughtful gifts for those embarking on their certification journey, for dive buddies celebrating a new personal best, or for anyone eager to take their love of the ocean to the next level.

Selecting a scuba tank is a personal decision, shaped by a diver’s experience, body type, and the unique demands of their favorite dive sites. Aluminum and steel tanks each offer distinct advantages, with differences in weight, buoyancy characteristics, and durability that can make a world of difference underwater. For example, a diver preparing for warm summer dives off the coast may favor a lightweight aluminum tank for ease of transport and handling, while someone planning deeper or colder excursions might opt for the reliability and negative buoyancy of a steel tank. Capacity is another key consideration: smaller tanks are ideal for shorter, shallow dives or for younger divers, while larger cylinders support extended bottom times and more demanding profiles. It’s not uncommon to see families investing in a mix of tank sizes to accommodate everyone’s needs, making summer outings seamless and enjoyable for all. Maintenance and care are equally important—regular visual inspections and hydrostatic testing ensure every tank remains safe and dependable, year after year. Many divers recall the satisfaction of learning to care for their own tank, rinsing away saltwater after a long day, and stowing it safely in anticipation of the next adventure.

For those pursuing formal dive training or looking to expand their skills, the right tank can be a foundational piece of gear. Many training courses recommend or require specific tank types or sizes, and having your own equipment can streamline practice sessions and boost confidence in the water. If you’re considering enrolling in a course or gifting a tank to someone who is, it’s worth exploring options tailored to training environments—details can be found on our Scuba Tanks For Dive Training Courses page. As summer brings longer days and ideal dive conditions, now is the perfect time to invest in a tank that matches your ambitions, whether that means spontaneous weekend dives, regular training sessions, or memorable excursions with friends. A well-chosen scuba tank opens the door to countless underwater experiences, each one a testament to the freedom and wonder that diving brings.

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