Miyuki S Yes it is.

Monica s Medium should be ok, but it depends on your body shape. I would try Medium first we have PFF guarantee here is the link http://www.leisurepro.com/Popup/Content.aspx?Topic=PFF

Darren S I would recommend the size large or xlarge. I have a size medium and I am 6 foot and 150lbs. The waist is the only reason I say large to xlarge. My waist strap is a to small when I have a wetsuit on.

Michael J I'm 6' 196 lbs I have the euro L / Asia xl and it fits perfectly. There are so many adjustments on this bc that I'm sure you will get a perfect fit. I also bought the Tusa bcd knife and it's a great accessory.

DAVID I Jill, I have a many Conquest, Evoloutions, and Selenes in my dive shops rental stock. All of the TUSA's are great BC's, but most of my women divers perfer the Selene, especially those that are large busted. The Conquest is made in only one small size, and marked as XS/Small, whereas the Selene actually has two different small and xs sizes. When looking at the TUSA BC's size yourself to the Euro size, and not the Asia size. Also the Conquest is a Hybrid BC, meaning that its a combo of jacket and wing bladders. It behaves differently in the water than a Jacket style BC. Im not sure what your experience level is, but most new divers perfer a jacket style BC, over the back inflate. Good look and happy diving.

KEVIN C This BC has everything you could possibly want in a BC. As such, it is not designed to be lightweight or roll-up small. It is heavy and bulky. I would not consider it a travel BC. It is an incredible BC and I would think you'd be better with a Large or an XLarge.

GEORGE P I am 6'2'' tall & 215 XL fits perfectly this BCD fits and feels great

WILLIAM S No. This BCD is a jacket style and will not push forward.

BILL S maybe if your not experienced you will over inflate it. never had a problem with mine swimming on my back if you want to feel like a buoy by a regular one.

RUTH W I have the Tusa 3800 and upgraded to the 7000 to use with a Dry Suit. I was concerned about haivng a wing experience being pushed over. But, I'm pleased with the 7000 buoyancy and like it better than my 3800. I have a Sherwood also; Tortuga. The Tusa has the best weight release system from my experience. I have never lost any weights like my buddies; Bear, Zeagle, Scuba and Sherwood. Advanced Diver 96 dives.

Michael J It inflates all the way round on the sides aswell. I have had no problems with being pushed face down. I love this thing so many adjustments you'll be able to get it perfect for you.

THOMAS C It is very comfortable both in and out of the water. To keep from being pitched forward, just don't over inflate it. I love it and just wish I was using it now!

BILL S I am right in that same range and use the large. You could probably get away just fine with a Medium though if you want a snugger fit.

PATRICK C I would ask will you wear 7mm or heavier exposure suit? Keep in mind this bc has a adjustable cumber bun strap you can adjust the strap up to 4 inches . It also has roughly 4 inches of adjustment on the shoulder harness. The large and xlarge both have 50 lb of lift. I am 5'8" and a cozy 230. I use the xlarge because of my belly. Good news is if it doesn't fit LP will exchange it for free to get the other one you need. You can also call tusa in California give them your measurements and they will suggest the correct size. Hope this helps I have 5 of these and love them. Pat

KEVIN C This BC is not designed for doubles. The backpack will only seat a single tank.

PATRICK C It simply just holds a retractor. You supply the retractor.

HUSEYIN T Hello, The retractor pocket means, in this Tusa BC, there is a small pocket, located on the right shoulder as seen on the pictures... This pocket can remove by its velcro and it named retractor pocket . There is no any rectractor apparate as you thought. Regards, Mehmet TUFAN CMAS Instructor

THOMAS C YES! just pull the hose, air dumps behind your shoulder.

KEVIN C I nearly always dump my air when initiating a descent by pulling the inflator 'down' toward my feet. This action opens the OPEV (Over Pressure E Valve - not sure what the E stands for. I've seen OPDV, Over Pressure Dump Valve.) This works perfectly on this BC.

DANIEL S Yes. The O.P.E.V. is a third button on the inflator that releases air regardless of its orientation. Because it is activated by pressure, it works more efficiently the more air is in the bladder. It's really convenient, but I'm always aware of which dump valve is up. I recommend this BC.

DARWIN R I have been very happy with the Conquest. It fits well, has plenty of storage space and attachment sites for accessories and is easy to establish nuetral boyancy. I have never used a Scubapro glide but my local dive shop is a scubapro dealer and in my opinion unless you are going with the nighthawk this BCD will outperform the glide. Hope this helps.

HUSEYIN T Hi! I'm a instructor diver, so I have used many different BC's. TUSA BCJ-7000 is my best BC that I have ever used. This is so comfortable and durabl BC. Lots of D-rings, pockets and more... With its cubic design, this BC is so stabile in UW, it has a great lift capacity. I suggest you to try both of the Scubapro and TUSA BC's before buy if you have a chance. Mehmet TUFAN CMAS Instructor

KEVIN C Mark, I should have said the SMALL is the correct size for you. The BC is fully adjustable so the Medium will fit as well - the Large would only work if you wear a heavily padded Dry Suit (meaning that you had lots of bulk on.) Sorry for the confusion. Kevin

KEVIN C Hi Mark, I have the XL, I'm 6', 250lbs, and a 42" waist. I absolutely love this BC. BTW, I've over 2200 dives over 33 years so I've had my share of BC's. The Medium is the 'correct' choice for you. However, if you wear a drysuit, are a photographer, do double-tanks, or any other type of diving that requires a more demanding setup, you'd probably appreciate the 50lbs of lift the Large offers compared to the 35# of lift on the Medium. If you tend to be a warm-water "just looking" diver, then the Medium should be perfect. One thing, however, if you're a travel diver, this is not the right BC for a thrifty traveler. It is heavy (when wet, this BC with 18# weights, tank, and reg tips the scales at 75#!) and bulky (which is why I love it - it does everything and more with ease - you'll love the built-in goody bag which depoys out the bottom right pocket - I use it on many dives to put trash I pick up along the way), but I would definitely not travel with it. When I'm ready to travel, I'll buy a travel BC. I live in Hawaii so don't feel much need to travel ;-)

BILL S Medium. and you can grow into it.

DARWIN R it has 9.5 pounds of dry weight with 4 pounds of inherent boyancy. I have had a couple of dives with mine and have loved it.

Bill P 10 Lbs

Brett H The knife grommets on these are elongated so that they will work with knives who's mounting points are 2.5" to 4" apart. This is my favorite knife and it looks like it will fit well: http://www.leisurepro.com/Prod/SQTKSL.html it's available in Ti also. To use the FK 10 or 11 you do need their special attachment.

Brett H You are on the LG / XL border, but I would suggest starting with the size LG since Tusa can run a little big. It is a very nice bc, but isn't the most compact out there, but it is a great option if you want something that will do cold water and travel.

HUSEYIN T Hi!! Tusa Conquest Buoyancy BC (BCJ-7000) can used with any regulators. It's BC hose connection end is standard for all I. stages. I'm also connecting this BC with Scubapro I. stage. You will really love this BC. Regards, Mehmet TUFAN

RYAN M Yes it should work fine.

RYAN M Yes it should work fine.

DANIEL S There may be an exception out there, but any BC/Regulator combo will work. The BC will come with a new LP inflator hose sized relative to the BC size. The inflator hose will simply thread into the 1st stage of your regulator.

DAVID I Yes. You may use any regulator with this bcd. It uses a standard low pressure inflator hose.

LeisurePro S  here is the version with the blunt tip.