Tecline Junior DIR Or Comfort Set - Tecline Donut 10 blue

Tecline Junior DIR Or Comfort Set – Tecline Donut 10

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£490,00 – £510,00

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JUNIOR SET: DONUT 10, ADJ. DIR HARNESS, SS OR ALU MIDI BACKPLATE, WEIGHT POCKETS, TANK BELTS

Junior Set, the perfect equipment for young and enthusiastic divers. This design provides safety, comfort, and stability while diving.

Two Options

Available in two options, DIR or COMFORT. It includes a Tecline Donut 10 with an integrated single tank adapter in your choice of colour. The adjustable DIR harness with chinch adapter ensures a secure and customised fit. While the MIDI backplate, available in stainless steel or aluminium, provides stability and durability.

Our Junior Set

Our Junior Set also includes soft weight pockets with inserts that fit perfectly on both the left and right sides. You can select your preferred colour and carry your scuba diving weights effortlessly. The set comes with two tank bands with Delrin buckle, perfect for attaching your diving tanks. To make transportation easier, we have included a Tecline transport bag for the whole set.

Lightweight, Adjustable & Easy to Use

The Junior Set is perfect for young divers as it is lightweight, adjustable, and easy to use. It provides everything you need for a safe and comfortable diving experience. Order yours today and let your child discover the wonders of scuba diving.

What is a Buoyancy Control Device?

A buoyancy control device, also known as a BCD, is a piece of equipment worn by scuba divers. It helps them control their buoyancy while underwater. It is essentially a vest a diver wears over the scuba tank and has an air bladder that inflates or deflates to change buoyancy. The BCD also has straps and buckles to secure the tank and other equipment, as well as pockets for storing small items.

How Does a Buoyancy Control Device Work?

The air bladder in a BCD connects to the diver’s air tank through a low-pressure inflator hose. By pressing a button on the inflator hose, the diver can add air to the bladder, making them more buoyant.

To decrease buoyancy, the diver releases air from the bladder through a dump valve on the shoulder or lower back of the BCD. This allows the diver to achieve neutral buoyancy, where they are neither sinking or floating. This can easily control their depth and movement underwater.

Which configurations are suitable for using a BCD or Wing?

Every dive requires the use of a buoyancy control device. Namely, each tank configuration setup (backmount or sidemount) will use a specially designed harness and bag.