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Zeagle Lumbar Pad

Zeagle  |  SKU: 7275F
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Product Information

The Zeagle Lumbar Pad is a non-buoyant fiber back pad that sits between the scuba cylinder and the diver's lower back, adding lumbar support and helping relieve back strain. Zeagle lists it as the "Lumber Pad, Ranger, Ranger LTD, Stiletto," a BCD accessory made specifically for the Zeagle Ranger, Ranger LTD and Stiletto buoyancy compensators.

Who it is for

This pad is for divers using a Ranger, Ranger LTD or Stiletto who want better comfort where the tank meets the lower back. It suits divers doing multiple dives a day or longer liveaboard and travel trips, where small comfort gains over the lumbar area add up.

Key details

  • Non-buoyant fiber construction, so it adds support without changing how the BCD behaves in the water.
  • Mounts between the cylinder and the diver's back for extra lumbar support and reduced back strain.
  • Zeagle part number 7275F, barcode 882689100703.
  • Listed by Zeagle under BCD Accessories, Mounts Straps and Pads.

Compatibility and sizing

Zeagle states compatibility as the Ranger, Ranger LTD and Stiletto. The Zeagle Express BCD uses a different part, the Lumbar Pad, Express, so it is not covered by this item. If you are unsure which pad your BCD takes, check the model name printed on the BCD or contact us before ordering.

DiveCatalog.com is an authorized Zeagle dealer and a real dive shop in Irvine, California since 2003. Call 888-701-4017 or start a chat if you want help confirming the right lumbar pad for your Zeagle BCD.

⚠️ 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.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Zeagle BCDs does the Lumbar Pad fit?

Zeagle lists this pad for the Ranger, Ranger LTD and Stiletto buoyancy compensators. It is not the pad for the Zeagle Express, which uses a separate part called the Lumbar Pad, Express. Check the model name on your BCD before ordering, or call DiveCatalog at 888-701-4017 and we will confirm which pad your Zeagle takes.

Will the lumbar pad change my buoyancy?

No. It is non-buoyant fiber construction, so it adds lower back support without altering your BCD's buoyancy behavior. It sits between the scuba tank and your back and keeps the gear configuration streamlined.

Is the part number 7275F or 8275F?

The part is supplied to us as 7275F with barcode 882689100703, while Zeagle's product page prints the SKU as 8275F. It is the same Ranger, Ranger LTD and Stiletto lumbar pad. If you need to match a specific part number on an order or service job, contact us first.

Why add a lumbar pad to a Zeagle BCD?

A lumbar pad improves comfort and fit by filling the space between the cylinder and your lower back, helping the back align with the BCD and relieving back strain while diving. Divers who do several dives a day or longer trips notice it most, since the support stays consistent across extended sessions.