Dive Rite Transpac II

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HNITSUJ:
Does the tank have a tendency to sway around? For my single rig I currently have an al BP/trek wing/comfort harness/sta. For some reason I am drawn to the transpac as a singles rig. It seem the bp/w and sta pulls my tank too far off my back. My only concern with the transpac is that it won't be very stable with respect to the tank.


I only use my DR TP for travel due to ease of packing, but if I didn't had the DR TP, I wouldn't get one and stick with my BP, BP is more stable than a soft pack and IMO feels better.

If your BP have camband slots, you can eliminate the STA and pull the tank closer to your body.

I prefer the STA due to added clearance from the 1st stage, my DR TP have the problem that due to the tank sitting so close to my back, I keep hitting the 1st stage with my head, many divers report the same problem.
 
Mandy3206:
I only use my DR TP for travel due to ease of packing, but if I didn't had the DR TP, I wouldn't get one and stick with my BP, BP is more stable than a soft pack and IMO feels better.

If your BP have camband slots, you can eliminate the STA and pull the tank closer to your body.

I prefer the STA due to added clearance from the 1st stage, my DR TP have the problem that due to the tank sitting so close to my back, I keep hitting the 1st stage with my head, many divers report the same problem.

What is STA?
 
STA = Single Tank Adapter.

Is a v shaped piece of metal or plastic (Dive Rite) with studs that bolts to the Back Plate adding extreme stability to the Tank.
 

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