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New SEAC Modular customisable BCD

20 September 2018
2 minutes

New SEAC Modular customisable BCD

By Mark 'Crowley' Russell

Italian manufacturer SEAC this week launched the ‘Modular’, a new rear-bladder BCD designed – as the name suggests – to be modular in nature to suit a wide variety of divers and diving.

The Modular BCD features a removable steel core, with a soft backpack and harness with removable shoulder straps. A 13.5-litre doughnut double-bladder is fitted as standard, along with two quick-release pockets for weights plus D-rings and a belly buckle made from anodised aluminium. Every part of the Modular is interchangeable and individual components and accessories can be added according to the diver’s needs. 

Standard-gauge eyelets and other connectors allow the SEAC Modular to accommodate a range of different wings and backpacks. The BCD disassembles quickly, takes up little space and weighs in at just 2.9kg when dry, firmly placing it into the category of equipment suitable for travel.

SEAC Modular BCD Technical Specifications

  • Size: One Size
  • Lift: 13.6kgs / 30lbs
  • Weight: 2.9kgs / 6.4lbs

Harness

  • Cordura 1000 denier fabric and 3D mesh.
  • Shoulder straps with a Frame-to-Back fastening system.
  • D-ring and belly buckle in anodised aluminium.
  • Two trim pockets for weights up to 2 kg with a Velcro flap for quick release.
  • Removable crotch strap.

Bladder

  • Doughnut bladder in Cordura 1000 denier fabric
  • Air chamber in 400-micron polyurethane.
  • Piston inflator.

RRP Seac Modular BCD: £375

www.seacsub.com


SEAC Modular Accessories

Q&S Pocket for Modular RRP: £78.00


Q&S (Quick&Safe) quick-release pocket for integrated weights up to 6 kg, and universal eyelets for fastening a BCD knife.

Weight pocket for Seac Modular BCD RRP: £17.00

Multipurpose pocket for accessories and weights in 1680 Denier ballistic Nylon with zipper, universal eyelets for fastening a BCD knife, and Velcro flap for quick-release of weights (up to 4 kg).

Trim pocket for Modular RRP: £17.00

Trim pockets for weights up to 2 kg with a Velcro flap for quick release.

Aluminium backpack for Modular RRP: TBC

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Mark 'Crowley' Russell
Mark 'Crowley' Russell
Crowley (known to his mum as Mark), packed in his IT job in 2005 and spent the next nine years working as a full-time scuba diving professional. He started writing for DIVE in 2010 and hasn't stopped since.
Mark 'Crowley' Russell
Latest posts by Mark 'Crowley' Russell (see all)
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