Oceanic OceanPro BCD BCD Review
Are you a newer diver looking for a solid BCD that will stand the test of time? Or perhaps you’re a seasoned sea dog with plenty of dives under your weight belt looking for a workhorse. In either case, the Oceanic OceanPro BCD could be just the ticket.
Oceanic’s entry-level BCD is tough enough to withstand a few knocks and has just the right amount of features for recreational scuba. It’s a dive center rental favorite for these reasons and it’s been spotted in many a pro’s dive bag too.
Already know the OceanPro is for you? Click the link below to check prices or make an order. Otherwise, read on for our full review of this Oceanic BCD.
Buy This BCD If:
You’re after a solid jacket-style BCD, in which case this is really a no-brainer. It’ll get the job done for years to come and it’s comfortable enough for long dives or hours spent in confined (if you’re a professional). For dive centers, The OceanPro offers the perfect balance of cost, quality, and ease of use. Highly recommended.
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Pros
- Highly durable and can take a beating
- The padding around the shoulders is comfortable
- Adjustable cummerbund so the BCD should still fit you should you lose of gain a little weight
- LPI feels comfortable in the hand and the inflate and deflate buttons perform well underwater
- LPI dump valve operates by pulling the LPI down (perfect for lazy dive instructors!)
- Trim weight pockets
- Integrated weights, which is unusual on an entry-level BCD
- Classic jacket style for recreational diving
Cons
- Plastic D-rings
- Basic BCD