Zeagle 911 SAR BCD w/ Rip Cord System - BCD8 S

Zeagle 911 SAR BCD w/ Rip Cord System - BCD8 S

features

• Public Safety Diver Needs
• Split Saddle Harness
• 1050 denier Ballistic nylon construction
• Small Lumbar Pad
• 65-LB lift Ballistic bladder with 3M ScotchLite trim
• SOLAS reflective tape on the buckles
• Six stainless steel D-rings on vest
• 11 grommets for mounting twin cylinders
• Four 2" stainless steel D-rings on shoulders, two adjustable
• 40-LB capacity Ripcord weight system (integrated weight system)
• Two double pull waist buckles in front
• Two Hose Storage Pockets on Bladder
• Two zippered utility pockets
• Adjustable Sternum Strap

What our Experts Think

• Search & Rescue Ready: Zeagle 911 SAR BCD with Rip Cord System designed for emergency and professional diving.

• Quick-Release Safety: Rip cord system enables rapid gear adjustments in critical situations.

• Ergonomic Comfort: Adjustable straps and padded harness reduce fatigue during extended operations.

• Durable Construction: Built from high-quality, saltwater-resistant materials for demanding dives.

• Integrated Storage: Multiple D-rings and pockets for organized equipment attachment.

• Trusted Brand: Zeagle reliability ensures professional-grade performance for SAR, recreational, and technical divers.

Q&A

Q: What is the Zeagle 911 SAR BCD w/ Rip Cord System – BCD8 S?

A: A professional‑grade back‑inflation scuba buoyancy compensator built for search and rescue and public safety diving, featuring Zeagle’s Ripcord weight release and a rugged, performance‑oriented design.

Q: Who is this BCD designed for?

A: Public safety divers, rescue teams, and serious recreational divers who want a highly durable, versatile BCD with strong lift and mission‑capable features.

Q: What performance and safety features does it offer?

A:

• Ripcord integrated weight system for fast, one‑hand weight dumping in emergencies.

• Rear‑inflation bladder with ~65 lb lift capacity for heavy gear and stable buoyancy.

• Durable 1050 denier ballistic nylon construction with SOLAS reflective trim for visibility.

• 6 stainless steel D‑rings on vest + 4 on shoulders for accessories and rigging.

Q: What comfort and customization features are included?

A: Zeagle’s Personal Fit System (PFS) for tailored adjustment of waist, chest, and torso; articulated shoulders for freedom of movement; two zip‑pocket hose storage; split saddle harness; and adjustable sternum strap.

Q: Can it handle twin cylinders?

A: Yes — compatible with single or twin cylinder setups via 11″ spaced grommets for mounting backplate hardware.

Q: What are the weight & trim capacities?

A: Roughly 36 lb (16.3 kg) Ripcord weight capacity with additional ~20 lb (9 kg) rear trim pockets for balanced buoyancy con

Maintenance Tips

• Rinse the entire BCD with fresh water after each use, focusing on the bladder, inflator and rip cord weight system to remove salt, sand and chlorine. Inflate and deflate during rinsing to flush the interior effectively.

Flush the Bladder

• Fill the bladder with fresh water via the inflator, swish and drain completely, then repeat inflate/deflate cycles to ensure no residue remains.

Inspect Rip Cord System & Valves

• Periodically check the rip cord weight release system for smooth operation, free of debris, and correct seating; test it so it deploys cleanly when needed.

• Check dump valves, inflator, straps and seams for wear, damage or leaks before each dive.

Leak Check

• Inflate the BCD fully and listen for air leaks. If any are detected, inspect the bladder, inflator valve and dump valves, and service or replace worn parts.

Lubricate & Care

• Lightly apply silicone‑based lubricant to inflator and dump valve mechanisms for smooth operation; avoid petroleum‑based products that can damage rubber and seals.

Drying & Storage

• Hang the BCD partially inflated in a shaded, ventilated area until completely dry to prevent mold and mildew.

• Store partially inflated in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat; avoid compressing or folding it tightly