Product Overview
The Hollis HD-200 BCD combines back-inflate buoyancy with the comfort and adjustment of a padded harness. Designed for single-cylinder diving, it suits divers looking for a substantial BCD with integrated weights and practical attachment points.
Its contoured backpack, moulded backpad and lumbar support help make carrying your equipment more comfortable, while the adjustable harness lets you refine the fit.
Key Features
Back-inflate design for single-cylinder diving.
Padded harness with adjustable shoulder, chest and waist straps.
Integrated quick-release weight pockets.
Rear trim-weight pockets for adjusting weight distribution.
Contoured backpack with lumbar support.
Soft rolled neoprene collar.
Stainless steel waist buckle and attachment hardware.
Durable Cordura outer shell.
Technical Specifications
Outer shell: 1000D Cordura with polyurethane lamination.
Internal bladder: 420D nylon.
Published system weight: approximately 4.3kg.
Inflator: power inflator with oval corrugated hose.
Colour: black/red.
Sizes: Small, Medium, Large and X-Large.
Lift capacity by size:
SizeLift capacitySmall34lb / approximately 15.4kgMedium36lb / approximately 16.3kgLarge38lb / approximately 17.2kgX-Large38lb / approximately 17.2kg
What’s Included
Hollis HD-200 BCD in your selected size.
Adjustable harness and padded backpack.
Power inflator and corrugated hose.
Cylinder fastening band.
Integrated quick-release weight pockets.
Rear trim-weight pockets.
Cylinder, regulator and lead weights are sold separately.
Compatibility & Options
The HD-200 is designed for a single back-mounted cylinder.
Choose your size using the manufacturer’s guide below:
SizeChestWaistSmall76–102cm76–97cmMedium86–112cm81–102cmLarge97–122cm86–107cmX-Large102–127cm97–117cm
These ranges overlap, so consider your overall build and the wetsuit or drysuit you will wear. A fitting with your usual exposure protection will help you choose comfortably.
Need Some Advice?
Unsure which size to choose or whether the HD-200 suits your equipment? Contact us and the Abyss Scuba School team will help.