Scubapro GO BCD w/ BPI
RM4,000.00
The Scubapro GO BCD w/ BPI is a jacket-style BCD from Scubapro – the most popular format for recreational divers in Malaysia. It wraps around you comfortably, distributes lift evenly, and gives you stable, neutral buoyancy on every dive from Mabul’s world-class visibility to the shallows.
The Scubapro GO BCD w/ BPI is a jacket-style BCD from Scubapro – the most popular format for recreational divers in Malaysia. It wraps around you comfortably, distributes lift evenly, and gives you stable, neutral buoyancy on every dive from Mabul’s world-class visibility to the shallows.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
| Brand | Scubapro |
| Product | GO BCD w/ BPI |
| Type | Jacket BCD |
| Material | Cordura / Nylon |
| Lift Capacity | ~20 kg |
| Pockets | Multiple D-rings & cargo pockets |
| Weight Pocket | Integrated release |
| Best For | Recreational / Technical diving |
Key Features
- Jacket-style design: Wraps around you for a stable, comfortable fit – the most natural feel underwater.
- Integrated weight pockets: Quick-release weight system for safety and convenience.
- Multiple D-rings: Attach all your gear securely without clutter.
- Durable Cordura construction: Built to handle years of salt-water diving.
Suited for Malaysian Dive Sites
The Scubapro GO BCD w/ BPI is built to perform across Malaysia’s best underwater destinations. Whether you’re exploring Mabul’s world-class visibility, or heading to new reefs and wrecks, this gear delivers the reliability and comfort you need on every dive.
Care & Maintenance
- Rinse thoroughly after every dive – salt and sand clog the inflation bladder.
- Inflate the bladder and let it dry fully before storing – prevents mildew.
- Lubricate the dump valve with silicone spray every few dives.
- Have it serviced professionally once a year.
Final Verdict
The jacket BCD is the workhorse of recreational diving, and the Scubapro GO BCD w/ BPI is a solid, reliable example. Comfortable buoyancy, good organisation, and a fit that works for most divers.
| Size | S |
|---|---|
| Product Category | BCD |
| Material | Nylon, Silicone |
| Skill Level | Advanced |
| Water Type | Saltwater, Freshwater |
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Lim Li Xin –
I recently purchased the Scubapro GO BCD with BPI and I’m absolutely loving it. The fit and feel are perfect for me, and the backpack is so easy to fold up. My only slight complaint is that the weight savings isn’t as noticeable as I thought it would be. Otherwise, it’s a fantastic BCD.
Siti Nur Afifah –
Does anyone know if the Scubapro GO BCD with BPI is compatible with my Suunto EON Steel dive computer?
Imran Hanafiah –
Thank you for your question, Siti Nur Afifah. The compatibility of the Scubapro GO BCD with BPI and the Suunto EON Steel dive computer is not explicitly stated in our product information. However, we can suggest some possible options for you to check. You can visit Scubapro’s official website or contact their customer support directly to ask about the compatibility of their BCD with your dive computer. Alternatively, you can also consult with a local diving expert or equipment rental shop to get more information on this matter. We hope this helps, and please let us know if there’s anything else we can assist you with.
Joris van Piere –
I bought this Scubapro GO BCD for my vacation and overall I’m quite satisfied with how it performed under water. Although it’s really great for casual use, it can be improved with a chest winder (BPI Valve) control that is more intuitive. Really appreciate every single feature though.
Haneesa Alavez –
I’m not so sure about using the Scubapro GO BCD for diving in the deep sea. Are the air bottles durable enough to withstand the pressure? Does it offer multiple air supply options?
Junhao Lo –
We appreciate your concern about the durability of the air bottles and multiple air supply options. The Scubapro GO BCD is designed to withstand normal diving pressures, and the air cells are made from high-quality materials. Additionally, the BCD has a feature that allows for alternative air source (AAS) connection. This means that you can connect an additional air supply in case of an emergency. However, we recommend consulting the user manual for more detailed information on how to use this feature. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.
Angus Lee Yow –
I purchased the Scubapro GO BCD with BPI because of its reputation for reliability and durability. So far, it’s exceeded my expectations in every way.
Joost Francois Verkade –
Overall, I’m extremely happy with my purchase of the Scubapro GO BCD. It’s a solid device that’s perfect for casual diving and yet still offers features that are suitable even for experienced divers. Would you consider a customized version of the BCD for sales?
Junhao Lo –
Thank you so much for your kind words about the Scubapro GO BCD! We’re thrilled to hear that it’s meeting your expectations and that you’re enjoying the features it offers. Regarding your question, we do offer customization options for certain products, including the BCD. However, these options typically require a minimum order quantity and come with a higher price point. We’d be happy to discuss further details with you, though! Could you please email our customer service team at [email protected] so we can explore some customization possibilities with you? We appreciate your feedback and would love to hear from more customers with your level of expertise. Thank you for helping us improve our products and services!
Marylaine Maria Vermeiren –
One thing I appreciate about the Scubapro GO BCD is how convenient it is to carry around while hiking before we dive. How does the light weight of the BCD impact the overall durability of its parts?
Junhao Lo –
Thank you for sharing your thoughts, Marylaine Maria Vermeiren! The Scubapro GO BCD was designed to strike a balance between convenience and durability. The light weight of the BCD doesn’t compromise its durability. In fact, it allows for easier folding and reduced weight, making it easier to transport. However, please note that any BCD parts, including those with lighter materials, may still be prone to wear and tear. Regular maintenance and proper handling can help extend the lifespan of your BCD. We’d be happy to provide more information or tips on BCD maintenance if needed. Have any other questions about the Scubapro GO BCD?
Khairul Anwar –
I’ve never been a big fan of drysuits, but the Scubapro GO BCD with BPI has changed my mind. It’s so much easier to travel with than my old BCD, and the comfort level is still fantastic.
Debra Ancy Tan –
The Scubapro GO BCD with BPI is, without a doubt, the perfect travel BCD for me. I’ve taken it on multiple trips and it’s always performed flawlessly.
Bao Leong Chua –
I recently went on an underwater expedition and I have to say that the Scubapro GO BCD with BPI met all my expectations. The device is sturdy, reliable, and very easy to maneuver. However, I did find the backpack to be a bit bulky which would have been a major issue if we had to do some serious hiking.
Cristela Maria Sylviangas –
I’ve always been a fan of BCDs, and Scubapro’s GO BCD is no exception. Although I’m not a professional diver, it still feels rather daunting at deep depths as the pressure applied from the water is extremely immense?
Imran Hanafiah –
Dear Cristela Maria Sylviangas, thank you for sharing your valuable feedback about the Scubapro GO BCD w/ BPI. We completely understand your concern about the immense water pressure at deep depths. You’re right that the pressure at such depths can be challenging for even experienced divers. However, our BCDs are designed to provide maximum comfort and safety, and it’s essential to ensure you’re diving within your certified depth limit and following safe diving practices. As you mentioned, you’re not a professional diver, and we recommend you to dive with an experienced guide who can provide you with extra support and guidance. We’re glad you’re enjoying the Scubapro GO BCD w/ BPI for your recreational diving needs. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help. We’d also love to hear from other users who have experience with deep diving. Can you share any tips or advice on staying safe during deep dives?
Lau Kuan Sheng –
Can someone tell me more about the differences between the Scubapro GO BCD with BPI and the Scubapro Largo?
Junhao Lo –
Hello Lau Kuan Sheng, thank you for reaching out about the Scubapro GO BCD with BPI and the Largo. After comparing the two products, we can see that the main difference lies in their design and features. The Largo is a larger BCD designed for taller divers, with a higher backplate and a larger bladder capacity. It’s also a bit heavier than the GO. On the other hand, the GO BCD is a more compact and lightweight option, making it ideal for traveling divers. It’s also a great choice for those who prefer the front-adjustable design. If you’re still unsure, I would recommend trying out both products at a local dive shop to see which one fits you best. Would you like to know more about the features of either product? Or would you like to hear from other customers who have used these BCDs?