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    BCDS

    Sep 08, 2021 5 minutes
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    A buoyancy control device (BCD), also known as a buoyancy compensator, is an ingenious device that protects divers from sinking into the dark abyss and dangerously ascending to the surface. In essence, it remains a simple floatation device but with modern developments in technology, BCDs have completely changed the diving game.

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    Scubapro Knighthawk

    Built for serious back-flotation divers looking for a rugged yet bulk-free BCD, the Knighthawk delivers this freedom of movement in a rugged, streamlined design. Strategically placed padding, an adjustable cummerbund and quick-release rotating shoulder buckles (for optimum strap routing) guarantee a comfortable and snug fit. With its contoured hard pack and single-band Super Cinch tank buckle, the Knighthawk also delivers a stable ride at depth. The similarly featured Ladyhawk is designed for women.

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