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budy commando....

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greendiver

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Just bought myself a 7 year old budy commando bcd, still looks good, bought it for 90 euros (115$).
i just got my open water, so I am not that experienced...think it is a good idea? anyone..........................
 
Great BC, there must be 1000’s out there all with happy divers inside, one of them is my daughter. Get the jacket checked out by you dive shop/service center, 20m down is not the place to find something is not quite right with the inflation valve.

Regards

Bobco
 
If it needs serviced send it back to manufacturers, AP Valves, they'll strip it, clean it, repair anything that needs fixed and post it back for around 45 gbp. It won't look any prettier but it will be in 100% working order.
 
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