timz
Contributor
only reason to consider the transplate system is if all of your diving is local it gives you a more modular system to transition to doubles down the road and also allows you to drop some weight from the weight belt. Transpac does the same thing, but the cost increase isn't worth it if you are only going to be doing single tank recreational diving.
Thanks buddy. Appreciate your input.
---------- Post added April 10th, 2015 at 05:11 PM ----------
timz,
The TravelPac is definitely simple and light for travel. Perfect for warm water travel.
The d-ring on the crotch strap can be used to clip off anything you need. In the technical diving community we use it to clip our DPV.
I definitely recommend the crotch strap, it adds a lot to the stability of the rig.It keeps it from moving up during the dive, helping to prevent the tank from hitting you in the head. It also help to keep you floating on your back while on the surface.
There is not much difference between the small and medium TravelPacs. They use the same parts, the only difference is we leave the medium straps 2 inches longer when assembling the harness. Here is a link to the sizing chart though: http://www.diverite.com/downloads/diverite_227.pdf
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Safe Diving,
Jared
Jared, in other words... An M size can be adjusted to fit a person that uses S size..? No wonder I don't feel any difference when I tried both size.