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They certainly come in handy. I dove with a guy last week that used them to put rocks in as he was having some buoyancy issues after he did not bring all of his weight. I thought he was flipping rocks to look for crayfish to feed the bass but I was wrong.
I had good luck with Halycon pockets on my trilam. I thought they were kinda spendy, but they are less expensive than the DSS pockets ($75 versus $90).
I have not seen Tobin's pockets so I can't compare them, but the Halcyon pockets have 2 internal bungee loops, an internal slip pocket for wet notes and a zipped pocket on the flap that works well for small items, a signal mirror, etc.
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