The BCD (Buoyancy Control Device), helps provide a scuba diver control buoyancy or establish neutral buoyancy during a dive.

How much does a Diving BCD cost?

The cost of a diving BCD (Buoyancy Control Device) can vary significantly depending on several factors, such as the model and type of materials used in its construction. Entry-level BCDs start at around $300, while high-end models built with the best materials can go up to $3,000. It's crucial to find a BCD that is of your size and fits within your budget range to make the most of your diving experience.

BCD Brands on Dive Newcastle

Atomic
Hollis
Mares
Oceanpro
Scubapro
SEAC
Zeagle

Buy BCD Diving Equipments at Dive Newcastle

Dive Newcastle offers a full range of scuba BCDs for just about every application - feel free to contact the team if you would like more info or to discuss the selection.

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How to choose a diving BCD?

N900 Neptune BCD XL

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