Whites Fusion.
Pros: Light (very light) and dries fairly quickly. Virtually fit-independent (I can dive my husband's suit as my backup). EXTREMELY durable, and small punctures are trivial to fix. True self-entry in anything other than very thick undergarments. Trivially easy to turn inside out and dry or clean, and uses SiTech valves, which I love, and which are easy to maintain/repair yourself.
Cons: Big ones are 1) Pockets. I like the Sport skin for lightness and quick drying, and it won't support pockets. The Bullet skin, which I bought, is heavy, dries slowly and makes the suit a real PITA to get in and out of, but does support pockets. Having tried both, I'm back to using X-shorts for pockets over the Lycra skin.
2) Footgear. Suit comes with fabric socks, and is intended for an overboot system of some kind. The socks were way too big for my feet, so the fabric got crumpled up inside the boots and often hurt. Whites boots aren't made for women's feet, so I had to try all kinds of other footgear, and ended up kicking off boots a couple of times, including deep in a cave. I spent the money to put Turbosoles on the suit, which aren't a perfect solution but are better than what it came with, in my opinion. Whites now has a semi-permanent attached boot solution which I have never seen or tried, but I don't see it solving the problem of the socks being ridiculously big.
Small cons: The suit is not as easy to get in and out of as a simple laminate suit, although it might be better now (I was an early adopter, and they cut the arms and legs narrower in those days). Piping on the skin didn't last very long and looked really tacky as it died (until I cut it all off). Suit is extremely stupid-looking on most people (although I think the new stretch Bare suit is going to take the honors in that department!).
