2022 Cressi Commander Back Inflate BCD

The Cressi Commander Back Inflate BCD Buoyancy Control Device is an affordable, well made unit for recreational scuba diving. Enjoy comfort and value. Call our 800.999.3483 to get your's ordered.
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[@sgtcoxjb5132]

I've been diving with the Commander for awhile now and I absolutely love everything about it.

[@DiversSupplyYT]

It's a solid BCD... Thanks for your comments Bob C

[@adlapl]

A small storage pocket? Having this pocket outside weight system, makes it huge.

[@DiversSupplyYT]

Thanks Adam, Yes sir many BCD's have a fold down pocket or accessory attachable pocket that can be very handy. Regards Bob C

[@michaeljayatilaka109]

Thanks for the review, great food for thought

[@DiversSupplyYT]

Thanks Much for your comment, the Commander is an good choice with lots of features.. Regards Bob C

[@gregorymcgraw5940]

I was thinking about the patrol and after the video, I want the commander, but i do not see it on divers supply site

[@DiversSupplyYT]

Hey Greg, Cressi directs that the Commander unit be sold in the store only. Call our HQ ask for Jerry 800-999-3483 he can help get one for you. Regards Bob C

[@marcolai5370]

Hey Bob, in thanks for the reviews. I wonder is Commander lighter/ or heavier than Carbon? And what is the lift ratio between this 2 BCD? Thanks.

[@DiversSupplyYT]

Interesting you ask this question. I'm editing a video now about three Cressi BCDs that includes these two and the question you asked. the BCDs unit weight is within a few ounces of each other and the Commander's lift is 49lbs and Carbon is 36.. Thanks for your comments Bob C

[@marcolai5370]

@@DiversSupplyYT thanks for the reply Bob.

[@sandraburgan9455]

Hi can you put twin 12s on the Cressi Commander

[@DiversSupplyYT]

Sandra, Twin 12s ???

[@sandraburgan9455]

@@DiversSupplyYT yes twin 12 cylinders

[@guillermodemuner3791]

Is This bcd for a begginer diver? I just finished the open water program

[@DiversSupplyYT]

The Commander is just fine for a beginner ... Remember it's a back-inflate unit. best if they do some familiarization with it before first open water dive. Thanks for the question. Bob C