What size BCD should I get?
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What size BCD should I get?
| BCD Size Chart | ||
|---|---|---|
| Size | Weight (kg) | Waist (cm) |
| M | 64-79 | 83-101 |
| L | 77-95 | 91-112 |
| XL | 93-109 | 101-122 |
What size is a medium in BCD?
67″-71″
Scubapro Classic BCD Size Chart
| Size | Height | Releasable Weight |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 60″-65″ | 20lbs. |
| SM | 62″-67″ | 20lbs. |
| Medium | 67″-71″ | 20lbs. |
| Large | 70″-73″ | 24lbs. |
Are Mares BCD good?
The integrated weight system was rated very good by test divers, thanks to the big pinch-to-release buckles that make loading and ditching a cinch. For a travel-friendly design with impressive performance and a below-average price, the Mares Magellan was our Best Buy for travel BCs.
How do I select a BCD?
Tips for Choosing the Right BCD
- Buoyant lift. This is the amount of weight a BC will support when fully inflated.
- Features. Whether it’s integrated weights, cargo pockets or a cummerbund, having a clear idea of what features you want (or don’t) in your BC will quickly help you narrow down the field.
- Traveling.
What size am I in a wetsuit?
Size Guides
| MENS WETSUIT SIZE GUIDE | ||
|---|---|---|
| Measurement | S | XXL |
| Height | 5′ 6” – 5′ 8” | 6′ 1” – 6′ 4” |
| 168 – 173cm | 185 – 195cm | |
| Weight | 61 – 68kg | 93 – 100kg |
What are the types of BCD?
The scuba BCD (sometimes just called a scuba BC) is available in three basic styles: jacket, front-adjustable, and back-inflate. Determining which is the best BCD for you depends on where you’re going to use it, along with your diving style and skill level.