Buoyancy compensator jacket for scuba divers with improved weight pockets
AssigneeCressi-Sub S.p.A.
InventorLeopoldo Antonio Cressi
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AssigneeCressi-Sub S.p.A.
InventorLeopoldo Antonio Cressi
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A buoyancy compensator jacket for scuba divers comprises a back portion from two opposite sides of which there extend side portions capable of laterally enveloping the diver's trunk and being connected to each other more or less on the diver's chest. On each of said side portions there is provided a main pocket and a weight pocket with a top opening, said weight pocket being arranged externally with respect to the main pocket and is capable of accommodating a bag containing weight elements. Means for closing the top opening of the weight pocket are also provided. The main pocket forms a compartment for concealing the closure means of the top opening. On the outside of the weight pocket there are arranged engagement means for engaging alternatively, either with complementary engagement means arranged on the closure means, or with complementary engagement means associated with the weight bag to keep it in position within the weight pocket.
A buoyancy compensator jacket comprising a back portion and two side portions extending form respective opposite sides of said back portion, said side portions being suitable for wrapping the diver's trunk and connecting to each other on his chest, each of said side portions further comprising a main pocket, a weight pocket arranged on the outside of said main pocket and defining a top opening for housing a weight-containing bag, and closure means for said top opening of said weight pocket, said jacket further comprising a compartment formed in said main pocket for concealing said closure means of said top opening, and engagement means placed on the outside of said weight pocket, complementary engagement means being provided on said closure means and on said weight bag, whereby said engagement means of said weight pocket are engageable either with complementary engagement means of said closure means, or with complementary engagement means associated with said weight bag in order to keep the latter in position within said weight pocket.
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