Closed Halcyon DSMBs and Lift Bag - New/Unused

[PelagicPK]

Hi, selling Halcyon DSMBs I bought for redundancy/backups and future practice for me and my dive partner. None of these have been used and I keep all my gear in perfect conditions.

Shipping by USPS Priority Mail within U.S. included for DSMBs. Pick up available in Davis, CA if you're nearby.

$70 Halcyon 80lb lift bag <---- SOLD

Halcyon 80 lb Lift Bag

Experience reliable buoyancy with the Halcyon 80 lbs Closed-Circuit Lift Bag. Ensure safety & precision during your dives. Click for details!

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$80 Halcyon Super Big Closed Circuit, 6' <-------------------- TWO (2) available, SOLD both...

Halcyon Super Big Diver's Alert Marker, 6' long, Closed Circuit,

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$80 Halcyon Super Slim, 6' <---- SOLD

Halcyon Super Slim Diver's Alert Marker, 6' Long, Closed Circuit

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Thanks, and happy to answer questions.

- Paul

 

[The Cosmicist]

I claim the super slim. Sending DM.

 

[datth]

Called dibs on the 80-lb bag. Sent DM.

 

[grantctobin]

I’ll take a super big closed circuit

 

[BoatingDave]

Thanks, and happy to answer questions

Hey Paul, or anyone, I see I’m too late to the sale, but can you tell me your thoughts between the super big and super slim? I am torn between having height to be seen, but being too thick to comfortably fit into a pocket. I think I’m leaning towards the super slim but curious your thoughts between the two items. Thanks!

 

[PelagicPK]

Hey Paul, or anyone, I see I’m too late to the sale, but can you tell me your thoughts between the super big and super slim? I am torn between having height to be seen, but being too thick to comfortably fit into a pocket. I think I’m leaning towards the super slim but curious your thoughts between the two items. Thanks!

Hi, I use the super slim because I do mostly shore diving not that far from shore. I would recommend the super big if you're doing something like drift diving or if you're out in the middle of ocean somewhere or potentially there are currents that could pull you away from your dive buddy or your group. I'd also use the super big if I were traveling somewhere I'm unfamiliar with and doing a boat dive with an operator I'm also not familiar with. If you tend to stick tightly with your dive buddy and dive group, and your dives are essentially near shore without wicked currents, the super slim might be better and less of a tucking-away hassle. Also keep in mind that both can be floatation devices if your BC fails. The larger one will give your double the lift I'd say.