Scuba Diving Bcd
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 UWATEC Scuba Pro BCD Scuba Diving Gear Buoyancy Compensation Device  US $88.95
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 Sequest BCD Scuba Diving Vest Size Small US $35.00
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 Dacor Scuba Diving BCD NR US $20.00
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 TUSA BCD BLUE AND PINK SIZE SMALL 4 SCUBA DIVING US $119.99
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 SHERWOOD SCUBA CAYMAN BCD SIZE LARGE 4 SCUBA DIVING US $119.99
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 TUSA LIBERATOR BCD SIZE LARGE 4 SCUBA DIVING US $119.99
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 Aeris Atmos XT BCD Weight Pocket Set intergrated scuba diving system US $30.00
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 Tilos BCD 3 Pointed Tip Scuba Diving Knife US $20.95
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 SEAQUEST Womens SCUBA Diving BCD Buoyancy Vest Medium US $199.99
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 Scuba BCD Dive KNIFE Scuba Diving Snorkeling Pointed NY US $18.99
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 BC BCD Scuba Dive Knife BLUNT Tip NEW Diving YELLOW US $13.98
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 NEW Oceanic Hera Womens Scuba Dive Diving BC BCD MEDIUM US $569.95
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 NEW Oceanic Hera Womens Scuba Dive Diving BC BCD LARGE US $569.95
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 NEW Oceanic Hera Womens Scuba Dive Diving BC BCD SMALL US $569.95
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 Sherwood AVID BCD Size LARGE Scuba Diving US $299.00
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 NEW LARGE ZEAGLE INTERNATIONAL Scuba Diving BCD TECH BC US $698.98
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 Point Tip Scuba Diving Snorkeling BCD BC Knife Pro Tool 3 Blade US $18.95
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 Tilos BCD 3 Serrated Edge Scuba Diving Knife US $20.95
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A few items from Amazon
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Unified Team Diving (5thD-X) Essentials Of Technical Diving $34.95 "The Essentials of Technical Diving" Video Program takes a closer look at the foundational skills for all Technical divers. (For recreational diving, see our UTD Essentials of Recreational Diving DVD). This Essentials of Tech DVD offers an in-depth approach by demonstrating the core technical skills needed by all divers - instructors/students/technical/cave/wreck - interested in become safer, more... |
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Unified Team Diving (5thD-X) Essentials of Recreational Diving DVD $24.95 UTD International is proud to offer this Essentials of Recreational Diving DVD. This DVD is an overview of recreational UTD/Hogarthian/DIR skills and is available to all divers, either taking a UTD/Hogarthian/DIR oriented class, or generally interested in improving their open water recreational diving skills.The primary component of the DVD is the presentation of open water diving skills that prov... |
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Unified Team Diving Essentials of Overhead Diving DVD $34.95 "The Essentials of Overhead Diving" Video Program takes a closer look at the foundational skills for all Cave and Wreck divers. (for recreational diving, see our UTD Essentials of Recreational Diving DVD). This Essentials of Overhead DVD offers an in-depth approach by demonstrating the core technical skills needed by all divers - instructors/students/technical/cave/wreck - interested in become saf... |
first time scuba diving?
I will be diving for my first time this coming weekend - i am not a strong swimmer, infact i just learned how to swim recently, i can swim the length of the pool, but i do get tired. Furthermore, i totally suck at treading water - half the time my head will go under water and then i come back up - I know there's something called a bcd vest in scuba diving - will this help me a lot with staying at the surface? what else do i need to know before diving in?
The first thing you need to know is don't do it unless you are with an instructor. There are classes called "Discover Scuba" and others that will give you a first taste of diving. You must have basic water skills before you dive. I know that PADI requires a 200 yard swim (without stopping) and treading water for 10 min before they are allowed to take the class.
A BCD is a Buoyancy Control Device. It's not a lifejacket. They are made for use UNDER water not on top of it. Yes divers use them to stay afloat to rest while on the surface, but it's not normally for long periods of time. Many of them will push you forward in the water if you are not weighted properly.
My recommendation is don't just decide to go diving with some buddies without getting proper instruction first. You would be risking your life and the lives of your friends also. If they are going diving then you should stay on the surface with a life jacket on and snorkel, and even then there should be someone to show you the proper techniques so you will have a good time.
Good luck and don't kill yourself