The 911 BCD is a back-inflation buoyancy system designed for the public safety diver. Based on the Tech Platform, the 911 with twin buckle front closures, adjustable torso" straps and dual position adjustable sternum strap, all with squeeze-style" side-release buckles. The BCD's air cell provides 65 lbs. (29.48 kg) of lift with its durable 1050-Denier ballistic nylon outer bag with 3M Scotch-Lite trim and urethane inner bladder. This model adds zippered storage pockets over the 36 lbs. (16.33 kg) Ripcord weight pockets, has hose storage pockets on both sides of the bladder, SOLAS reflective tape on the buckles for high visibility, and a split saddle harness. The 911 is also equipped with 20 lbs. (9.72 kg) capacity rear trim weight pockets for stability in the water. Zeagle's special purpose buoyancy systems have grown out of Zeagle's involvement with various public safety diving agencies and technical divers. Zeagle incorporate features which divers in these highly specialized fields have requested. Attachment of accessories is made easy with 6-stainless-steel D-rings on the vest and 4-D-rings on the shoulders. The 911 BCD has 11" (27.9 cm) spaced grommets for mounting twin cylinder back-plate so it is compatible with both single-or double-cylinder set-ups. BCD has full lumbar pad for comfort. Articulated shoulders that reduce binding in the underarms and chest area as well as increased freedom of movement all for added comfort and fit. The 911 BCD