This was my first purchase with DRIS and I am very pleased. The quality is outstanding, very well built. The ring system works perfect with my D1 Hybrid but I wouldn't expect anything less from SI Tech.

Bought it for its bright wide beam to use as a helmet-mounted video light. The push-button was also a deciding factor. Don't want to twist the helmet off of your head just to turn on the light.

The necklace has a strong hold and a great length for holding a regulator during any dive.

After getting my basic and advanced open water certs I knew I wanted a travel-size BC vs. a full vest-style. I wanted a streamlined pack, but I wasn't sold on a backplate setup despite being considerably cheaper. I was eyeing the TransPac XT for a couple months before I finally pulled the trigger. My biggest worry was it would be too large. I ordered an XL based on the sizing chart despite wearing a large Oceanic Probe that I was swimming in (too big). Good thing I didn't change my order because this thing really fits just right with very little adjustments needed. When I throw it on I don't have to tighten the shoulder straps much, if at all. I almost feel like it's not big enough just because I'm so used to cranking down on shoulder straps all the time (and I always wear loose shirts). I don't consider myself to be a big guy at 6'1", 200lbs (but a slender frame). I did have to raise the backpad/lower the wing because my head was hitting the top of my first stage. I still need to lower the top cam strap because I feel like the tank still sits too high. Shoulder straps/pads are great. Wears more like a backpack than a vest. Waist strap is fine if not a bit too long but I'm afraid to cut it. Crotch strap is also fine. It's lighter and seems to soak up less water so I find myself a little more positively buoyant than I had been using the Oceanic Probe, but it just forces me to work on mybuoyancy control a little more when I start getting into <15' water. I would prefer a larger dump-valve "handle" (not sure what the proper term is for the dangly part). I've had a hard time finding it a couple times so far. I also wouldn't mind a carry handle/strap that hangs on the tank valve, but from what I've gathered that's not standard fare for a tech-style harness so I'll get over it. Overall I have no real regrets with this so far. It's well built using good, strong material, has plenty of attachment points with the D-rings, and fits almost as if it were tailored to me. Plus, I think it looks bada$$. DRIS did me right by putting everything together (I added an Egress octo and weight pockets) and matched prices with another site + a vet discount so that took the sting out of the price.

Although I have not had the opportunity to use this in swift water yet i have been using it for open water swims I found it moves well and is very comfortable. It appears to be a good find. The order to arrival period was about 5 weeks which is common for Dry Suits

I bought the Arctic top and bottom two piece thinking that it would be more comfortable than a "one-sy" but because of the thickness of the fleece, it actually felt fairly constricting all over to me. It did a good job keeping me warm and dry but I felt it was negating one of the major advantages that appealed to me about the Whites Fusion drysuit - the flexibility! So in the end I decided to switch to the Thermal Fusion undergarment. However, the Thermal Fusion is more expensive, and depending on your budget, the Arctic Package is good value for the money.