Product Overview
The Oceanic Excursion BCD combines back-inflate buoyancy with a supportive harness, integrated weights and practical storage. Its air bladder sits behind you, keeping the front of your body less cluttered.
A padded backpack and lumbar support help make carrying your cylinder more comfortable. Zipped pockets and stainless steel D-rings keep smaller accessories close to hand.
Key Features
Back-inflate design with a BioFlex air bladder.
Adjustable harness with contoured, reinforced shoulders.
Supportive back padding and lumbar support.
QLR4 quick-release integrated weight system.
Separate rear trim-weight pockets.
Zipped accessory pockets with knife-mounting points.
Stainless steel D-rings.
Adjustable depth-compensating cummerbund.
Technical Specifications
Design: single-cylinder back-inflate BCD.
Bladder material: BioFlex.
Front weight capacity: 20lb / approximately 9.1kg total.
Rear trim-weight capacity: two pockets holding up to 5lb / approximately 2.27kg each.
Colour: black with blue detailing.
Sizes: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large.
Lift capacity by size:
SizeLift capacitySmall38lb / approximately 17.2kgMedium38lb / approximately 17.2kgLarge38lb / approximately 17.2kgX-Large52lb / approximately 23.6kgXX-Large52lb / approximately 23.6kg
What’s Included
Oceanic Excursion BCD in your selected size.
Adjustable harness and padded backpack.
Power inflator and corrugated hose.
Cylinder fastening band.
QLR4 quick-release weight pockets.
Rear trim-weight pockets.
Cylinder, regulator, lead weights and knife are sold separately.
Compatibility & Options
The Excursion is designed for a single back-mounted cylinder.
The five sizes refer to the overall harness fit. Small, Medium and Large share the same published lift capacity, while X-Large and XX-Large provide additional lift.
Choose your size around your body measurements and the wetsuit or drysuit you intend to wear. Check your planned cylinder and weighting requirements alongside the BCD’s lift capacity.
Need Some Advice?
Unsure which size suits you or how the Excursion compares with a wing system? Contact us and the Abyss Scuba School team will help.