DiveCatalog Velcro Tear Away Octopus Holder for Scuba Diving - Scuba Essentials
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DiveCatalog Velcro Tear Away Octopus Holder for Scuba Diving - Scuba Essentials is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The DiveCatalog Velcro Tear Away Octopus Holder secures an alternate air source to a BCD while allowing it to be pulled free in one motion. The hook-and-loop closure holds the octopus second stage against the harness during normal diving, then releases under a firm pull so the regulator can be deployed quickly in an out-of-air situation.
Holding the octopus in a fixed, known position keeps it out of the silt and off the reef, prevents it from dragging behind the diver, and means both the diver and a buddy can find it without searching. The holder attaches to standard BCD webbing and D-rings and suits recreational, technical, and rescue configurations.
- Hook-and-loop closure releases the octopus with a firm pull
- Holds an alternate air source in a fixed, predictable position
- Keeps the octopus out of silt and off the reef
- Prevents the second stage from dragging behind the diver
- Attaches to standard BCD webbing and D-rings
- Suits recreational, technical, and rescue configurations
| Brand | DiveCatalog |
| Product Type | Tear-away octopus holder |
| SKU | DC-ACC-CLIP-VELCRO |
| Closure | Hook-and-loop, tear-away release |
| Holds | Octopus / alternate air source second stage |
| Attaches To | BCD webbing and D-rings |
| Use | Securing an alternate air source for quick deployment |
⚠️ WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.













