Buoyancy Compensators | Scuba Center has been selling quality scuba diving and snorkeling equipment since 1973. You will find a wide selection of scuba and snorkeling equipment at both our Minneapolis and Eagan, Minnesota locations. Scuba Center Public Safety Diving and Water Rescue Equipment | Scuba Center in Eagan, Minnesota is your leading source for Ice Rescue, Public Safety Diving, and Water Rescue equipment in the Upper Midwest. Contact us for questions or details.
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Aqua Lung Buoyancy Compensators | Aqua Lung is the name that first introduced the world to Scuba diving more than 60 years ago when Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Emille Gagnan developed the first "Aqua-Lung". The excitement and adventurous spirit of that first dive continues today and is reflected in Aqua Lung's dedication to quality and innovation. | Authorized Online Dealer Aqua Lung BCD Accessories |
BC Accessories		 Aqua Lung Public Safety Diving BCDs |
Public Safety BCs		 Aqua Lung Recreational Diving Buoyancy Compensators | BCDs
Recreational BCs		  
No matter where your adventures take you, SCUBAPRO has designed the perfect gear for you. | Full line of scuba diving, snorkeling and freediving equipment: regulators, BCs, computers and instruments, wetsuits and drysuits, gloves, boots, fins, masks, snorkels, bags, accessories and everything else you need to explore our watery world safely.  The SCUBAPRO HYDROS PRO is a true breakthrough in dive comfort and convenience. The moldable Monprene®, adjustable fit and multi-attachment points combine to make this the most customizable and comfortable BCD ever. The HYDROS PRO includes both Trav-Tek straps and an integrated weight system. So with a quick switch of clips, you can transform it from a harness travel BCD to a fully integrated weight BCD. Now you only need one BCD for both local diving and travel! Its packable design actually includes a travel backpack with room for your entire dive kit, making the HYDROS PRO perfect for any destination. Winner of the 2016 Red Dot award for product design, the HYDROS PRO is an incredible feat of SCUBAPRO engineering, built for anyone who loves to dive.
Hydros Pro		      
XDEEP | European made Technical and Recreational Scuba Diving Equipment. | Backmount and Sidemount systems XDEEP GHOST | An innovative and lightweight single cylinder system. | Available in stock and custom configurations.
GHOST		 XDEEP HYDROS | Designed to exceed the expectations of demanding tec divers. | Available at Scuba Center in Eagan, Minnesota USA
HYDROS		 XDEEP ZEN Deluxe | Applying advanced technology for a new dimension in Recreational Sport Diving. | Available in stock and custom configurations.
ZEN		 XDEEP ZEOS Deluxe | Classic backplate and harness system. A balanced solution for passionate single tank adventurers. | Available in stock and custom configurations.
ZEOS  
XS Scuba Public Safety Equipment | Scuba Center  XS Scuba Condor Public Safety Diving BCD | Scuba Center Public Safety Diving
Condor		 The Highland Valor is a backplate-integrated harness. It is the chassis that supports multiple plates, wings and technical pockets.Can be used with or without a backplate. Supports twin cylinders when backplate is installed. Waist panels are reinforced with high-density polyethylene sheets to support heavy weight pockets, utility pockets, or accessories.
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While these are excellent reference materials, in no way should this information be considered a replacement for proper training for the specific type of diving in which you plan to participate.