High-lift dorsal air chamber | Very light, versatile for travel | Ventral strap with tensioning system with pulley effect that guarantees optimal fixation | The tightening maneuver is carried out by moving the rings of the strap 90º outwards instead of to the sides | Combination of 420D Nylon + 3 other fabrics | Independent Harness | Shoulder pads with internal seams to avoid any chafing even when diving without a suit | Lock Aid System 2.0 weight system vertical in line with the cylinder axis | Large zip pockets | Weight pockets included | 4 ABS rings | "Y" hose holder.
SCORPION is a versatile 100% dorsal volume BCD for all types of diving, with a robust but lightweight construction at the same time (2.5 kg size M) and with little transport volume but robust and very flexible.
The harness system, completely independent of the bag, provides absolute stability of the BCD on the diver and completely frees the chest, axillary and abdominal areas from oppression due to the expansion of the bag towards the outside of the dorsal area and surrounding the bottle. Its pattern and harness layout make it 100% unisex.
Shoulder pads with internal seams to prevent any chafing even when diving without a suit.
Ventral strap with a pulley-effect tensioning system that guarantees optimal fixation of this critical point with a view to the stability of the vest on the body. The tightening maneuver is carried out by moving the rings of the strap 90º outwards instead of to the sides.
Abdominal area with low-profile lobes and large zippered accessory pockets.
Dorsal air chamber with great climbing capacity (19 kg size M) but with an external stowage volume that is always contained, thanks to the elastic containment tensioners whose additional mission is to facilitate the emptying maneuver and prevent air displacement during the dive that would cause instability.
Very useful folding structure for storing the vest, especially in case you have little space in the bag (diving trips). Despite this, unlike many vests considered "travel", the stability of the bottle underwater is not compromised thanks to the rigidity of the padding, the configuration of the air chamber that acts as a guide for the bottle and the double girth.
Harness completely covered with comfortable neutral buoyancy padding made of a closed-cell material that prevents the accumulation of water or air and, therefore, reduces the inherent buoyancy of the vest and facilitates quick drying.
LAS (Lock Aid System) 2.0 weight system, vertically located in line with the bottle behind the pockets and perfectly integrated into the profile of the vest. This system, following the Cressi tradition, guarantees maximum ease of insertion and removal of the ballast with complete safety against accidental loss since its anchors incorporate a spring effect (patented) to prevent accidental snagging.
Direct System Inflator: Double metallic filter in the air inlet under the stem and cylindrical around the valve. Very robust body and attractive design. Recalibrated inflation speed, 50% higher (traditional size M vest in 4 seconds at 1 atm). Anti-sand design with minimized mouth inflator nozzle. Push button with wide gaps with respect to its seat to avoid the blocking action of the grains of sand. Drain button sealed by a silicone washer. Inflation button integrated in the profile to avoid unwanted inflation when pulling the trachea to empty. New very resistant trachea with very progressive curvature. Integrated hose-guide clamp.
New low-profile top discharge valve with non-return valve that prevents accidental water ingress.
4 ABS rings.
"Y" hose holder.
Combination of 420 D Nylon + 3 other fabrics.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS:

Climbing capacity (measurements according to CE regulations): XS: 13.3 kg; S: 13.3kg; M: 15.3kg;
L: 15.3kg; XL: 15.3kg
Weight in Kg: 2.4 (XS), 2.45 (S), 2.50 (M), 2.60 (L), 2.65 (XL)

Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL

Important note:
The configuration of this vest prioritizes maximum freedom of movement, for this reason the shoulder pads are axillary and the pockets are low-profile, in order to free the chest and ventral area. The attachment of the BCD to the body must be based on the tension of the cummerbund-ventral strap assembly, while the axillary straps must be tightened only as much as necessary without reaching the limit (a common mistake in many divers), which would cause the BCD to be folded on itself. and excessively high.