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Feature rich and value priced, the EX200's contoured shoulders and rear inflation design create a clutter free chest area and ultimate comfort on the surface and underwater. BCD features high lift capacity, rugged materials, quality construction, and many extras that you'd expect at twice the price.
Equipped with three over pressure relief valves, two large zippered pockets, 20 lb integrated weight system and two trim weight pockets accommodating an additional 10 lbs, a padded backpack with carry handle, strategically placed D-rings for attachment of accessories, dual-adjust sternum strap for stability and comfort, and if that's not enough a depth compensating and adjustable cummerbund, all make this one feature packed, yet economical BCD.
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from San Jose, CA on 4/26/2011
Comments about Aeris Aeris EX 200 Back Inflation BCD with QLR Weight Pockets, Black:
This was a replacement for my 6-yo Sherwood Avid which unfortunately had its inflater purge valve blown out of its base where it was glued to the bladder during a giant leap water entry. I can say without a single doubt I'll not be having another wing-type BC and stick with a jacket type in the future.
from Tennessee on 4/11/2011
Comments about Aeris Aeris EX 200 Back Inflation BCD with QLR Weight Pockets, Black:
I was impressed with this BCD. It had a great feature mix, especially given it's price. It fits well and appears durable (only used for a handful of dives so far). On the downside, the weight pockets are set pretty far back on your side, so if they are removed, it can be hard to replace while wearing the BCD underwater (cant see the slots through the mask). Also on the downside, there is only one pressure release valve on the lower right.
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from Kingston, Jamaica on 9/27/2010
Comments about Aeris Aeris EX 200 Back Inflation BCD with QLR Weight Pockets, Black:
Ive only used it 4 times its New, i dont like the fact that the air pocket is at the back and not all round like most bcds, i dont recommend it for the 'Wild' divers in the case of an emergency you will float upsidedown. over all an excellent reliable Buoyancy Compensator Device.