Halcyon Traveler Pro Bcd Mc System Lightweight Jacket For Travel

Halcyon Traveler Pro MC System: Lightweight Travel BCD for Single Tank Diving

The Halcyon Traveler Pro MC System is designed for divers looking for a lightweight, compact, and high-performance travel BCD. Featuring a unique PA6 Nylon backplate and the CINCH Quick-Adjust system, it offers exceptional comfort and adjustability.

If you are comparing different setups, you can explore the full range of single tank BCD systems or consider more advanced configurations such as the Halcyon ERA Pro and the Halcyon ERA Standard.

This integrated system is specifically designed for single tank diving, eliminating the need for adapters while keeping the cylinder close to the diver’s back. The result is a stable, streamlined configuration, perfectly aligned with DIR diving principles.

Thanks to its lightweight construction and optimized components, the Traveler Pro weighs less than 7.2 lbs (3 kg), making it one of the best travel BCDs available.

Key Features

• Perfect for travel: weighs under 3 kg (7.2 lbs), ideal for reducing luggage weight.
• Lightweight yet durable: PA6 Nylon backplate combined with high-quality materials.
• Quick adjustment: CINCH system allows fast and precise fitting.
• Modular setup: compatible with stainless steel D-rings, weight pockets, and canister light systems.
• Comfortable design: padded shoulder straps and back padding for long dives.
• Lift capacity options: available in 20 lb (9 kg), 30 lb (14 kg), or 40 lb (18 kg) wings with durable Cordura construction.
• Single tank ready: no adapter required.

Customization

The Traveler Pro is also available in a customizable SELECT version, allowing you to choose colors and configurations. You can pair it with Halcyon wings such as the Eclipse or Evolve.

Order your Halcyon Traveler Pro online and contact us to finalize your custom configuration. For more information, visit the Halcyon single tank BCD range or contact us.

To correctly configure a backplate and wing system, you can also read our guide to the DIR system in scuba diving and the article about DIR single tank configuration.