Apeks WTX Wing Single Tank 18lb 30lb or 40lb Options

Quick answer: This is a BCD from Apeks.

Why it's worth a look

For bigger divers, BCD fit comes down to the size chart and the adjustability. Many BCDs stop at XL or XXL, so check the full size range and how far the cummerbund and shoulder straps adjust.

Product details

Apeks WTX Wing Single Tank 18lb, 30lb or 40lb Options Features: Single Cylinder Wings, Referred-to-As Donuts" Oval Shaped Air Cells or Bladders Not Permanently Attached to Harness Popular w/Technical & Recreational Diving Communities Streamlined and Stable Underwater No Dramatic Shift of Air from Left to Right Smart Design: Allows Cylinder to Nest Deep-Inside-Wing Mates Up Nicely to APEKS WTX Collection Harnesses, Plates and Accessories Can-Be-Configured in Multiple Ways to Match Your Type of Diving Built from Finest Quality Materials Designed by APEKS and Built in Their Own Factory Drainage: Central Mesh Panel + 2 Grommet High-Efficiency Drains to Drain Water Quickly Access Zipper Located on Front Side to Prevent Abrasion The WTX and WTX-D Series is a selection of harnesses, buoyancy cells and accessories which offer unparalleled versatility due to the modular nature of the whole system. Each component can be configured into a highly technical rig for those trained to push the limits, or scaled down to make a travel friendly set up suitable for any diver. Single cylinder wings, often referred to as donuts, are oval shaped air cells or bladders that are not permanently attached to a harness. While single cylinder wings have their origins in the realm of technical diving, they are becoming very popular in the recreational community. Not only are these single cylinder wings streamlined, but due to their shape being a continuous loop, they are very stable underwater. There is no dramatic shift of air from left to right.

Specs

• Brand: Apeks

Before you buy

Measure your chest and waist while wearing your exposure suit, then compare against the maker's size chart. Have it checked with your regulator before your first dive. Read How Should a Scuba BCD Fit?. More options: BCDs for Big, Tall & Broad-Chested Divers.