Deep Diving Deals

Info:  Zeagle Zena BCDI bought this a few years ago when I was living in Florida. Then I moved up North and have not been scuba diving since. My dog just had an expensive surgery so I guess it’s time to sell my dive gear. The BCD has been on approximately 20 dives and cost almost $600 new. If I start Scuba Diving again I will definitely buy this BCD again. I love rear flotation BCDs because they keep you in a comfortable horizontal position during your dive and I find it easier to get neutral buoyancy with. For reference, I’m 125 lbs and 5′6″ and the size small fits me perfectly.This BCD also has the Zeagle OCTO+ Alternate air source that normally sells for $150 separately. This unit combines your BCD inflator with your octopus, and eliminates one hose from your system. Note: this alternate regulator has not been used in over two years and should be serviced by your local dive shop before diving with. I do not have the instruction manual for the BCD or the OCTO+ but they can be downloaded off of Zeagle’s website.”The Zena BC, has been designed by women as a buoyancy system specifically for women. The twin straps adjust to fit waist and hips independently, while the elastic front panels provide outstanding fit and comfort. Zeagle’s patented PFS sizing system allows for the waist size, chest size, and torso length to be independently fitted, positioning the weights low, around the body’s center of buoyancy. The Zena zips to close in the front for a snug and secure, yet non-restrictive fit. A ripcord release weight system is standard.”I don’t sell stuff very often on eBay, but I do have 100% positive feedback. I will ship to the continental US using a USPS flat-rate box within 2 business days of payment.  As seen in the picture the BCD holds air fine and does not have any rips or holes. I do not accept returns.I’m also selling my Dive Computer in another auction. … Click For More Info