Retail Dive Cylinders

Catalina 80 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank with Pro Valve

151 reviews

SKU: AQUTA8BK

^$299.95

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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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DESCRIPTION

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: AQUTP13

^$179.95

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DESCRIPTION

A reliable, nitrox-ready aluminum pony tank with high flow capacity valve and convertible K-valve.

Pros

Perfect size for various needs
Sufficient air capacity
Economical price
Reliable backup option
Versatile for different diving scenarios

XS Scuba Faber High Pressure Steel Tank

50 reviews

SKU: FBRHP100G

~~$519.95~~ Save: $69.95 (13%)

^$450

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DESCRIPTION

A versatile high-pressure steel tank with buoyancy advantages, Nitrox ready up to 40%.

Pros

High gas capacity
Good value for the price
Excellent tank and valve setup
Fast delivery and great condition
Improved buoyancy characteristics

Faber 23 High Pressure Steel Tank Only

4 reviews

SKU: FBRHP23W

~~$249.95~~ Save: $20 (8%)

^$229.95

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DESCRIPTION

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

Catalina 63 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank with Pro Valve

2 reviews

SKU: AQUTA63BR

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

^$274.95

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DESCRIPTION

A lightweight, rust-resistant aluminum tank with high flow capacity valve and convertible K-valve.

Catalina 53 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank with Pro Valve

2 reviews

SKU: AQUTA53BR

^$299.95

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DESCRIPTION

A lightweight and versatile aluminum tank with a convertible valve design, suitable for child divers and instructional use.

Faber 23 HP Steel Tank with Inline Re-Breather Valve

1 reviews

SKU: PCK23RV

^$269

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DESCRIPTION

A high-pressure Faber tank with re-breather valve, nitrox ready up to 40%, and negatively buoyant construction.

Aqua Foam Tank Holder for 3 to 5 Cylinders

15 reviews

SKU: AQUFTH3

^$47.95

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DESCRIPTION

A non-corrosive foam tank holder for 3 to 5 cylinders, increasing safety during transportation.

Spare-Air 3000 Kit

10 reviews

SKU: SX6B

^$389.99

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DESCRIPTION

A completely redundant alternate air source kit that allows self-rescue in emergency out-of-air situations.

Hollis Deluxe Stage Kit for Aluminum Tanks

SKU: HLSDSK80

^$73.95

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DESCRIPTION

A convenient and secure stage kit for setting up stage bottles for decompression or safety stops.

Thermo by XS Scuba DIN Valve for Aluminum Cylinders 3000 PSI

SKU: XSSVD30

^$96

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DESCRIPTION

A DIN valve for aluminum cylinders with 3000 PSI capacity and Teflon-coated HP seat.

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Retail Dive Cylinders

Scuba diving is an exhilarating experience that opens up the wonders of the underwater world, allowing divers to explore coral reefs, shipwrecks, and marine life in a way that few other activities can match. Central to this experience is the dive cylinder, a crucial piece of equipment that holds the compressed air divers breathe while exploring beneath the waves. Choosing the right dive cylinder is paramount as it directly impacts the duration and safety of your dives. Dive cylinders come in various sizes and materials, each suited to different diving conditions and personal preferences. Aluminum tanks are popular due to their lightweight properties, making them ideal for travel and warmer waters. Steel tanks, on the other hand, are favored for their durability and ability to withstand higher pressures, which translates into longer dive times. They are particularly valued in colder waters where extended dive times can enhance the experience by allowing more thorough exploration of underwater sites.

Dive cylinders are not just for the seasoned diver; they are also a thoughtful gift for anyone who has expressed interest in taking up diving. Imagine the delight of a friend or loved one receiving their first dive cylinder, opening up a gateway to countless aquatic adventures. Each dive cylinder holds not just air, but the promise of new stories to tell and memories to share. From the vibrant coral gardens of the Caribbean to the mysterious wrecks in the Great Lakes, the right cylinder can be a diver’s faithful companion across many seas and seasons. As spring unfolds and the diving season approaches, many enthusiasts look to upgrade or expand their gear, making this the perfect time to consider acquiring new or additional cylinders. For those looking to start or enhance their diving journey, exploring comprehensive Diving Cylinder Kits can provide options that include not only the tanks but also essential accessories like valves, regulators, and carrying handles.

When selecting a dive cylinder, consider not only the material and size but also the buoyancy characteristics, the type of valve, and compatibility with your other diving equipment. The choice of a dive cylinder can influence your buoyancy underwater, a critical factor in achieving optimal air consumption and maneuverability. A well-chosen cylinder integrates seamlessly with your diving style, whether you're a photographer needing stability to capture perfect underwater shots, a wreck diver requiring robust gear that can handle technical dives, or a travel enthusiast looking for lightweight solutions. As divers plan their adventures, from the flowering coral spawning events in spring to the clear, calm waters of summer, the right dive cylinder becomes not just a tool, but a trusted part of their exploration kit. With each breath taken from their dive cylinder, divers are reminded of the beauty and vastness of the ocean, and the importance of choosing quality equipment to safely and comfortably explore its depths.