The Hollis DT System is designed for divers using dual tanks (doubles), offering a minimalist and reliable setup. It combines the essential components of a backplate and wing into one pre-assembled package, eliminating the need for additional accessories.

Key Features and Benefits

• DT50 Wing: Provides 50 lbs (23 kg) of lift, suitable for large double cylinders and cold water diving. The wing's design promotes better horizontal trim by directing lift towards the diver's hips.

• Backplate 2.0: Made from 4mm thick AISI 304 stainless steel, featuring a sandblasted finish, electropolishing, and chemical passivation for durability. Weighs approximately 6.5 lbs (3 kg).

• Solo Harness: A continuous one-piece harness system without buckles, reducing potential failure points and simplifying the setup.

• Backplate Backpad 2.0: Offers padding and lumbar support, and can pivot out of the way when installing the system on a set of doubles.

• Wing Construction: The DT50 wing features a welded flange and one-piece retainer for servicing without the need for tools. The outer shell is made of HD laminated 1680D Cordura, and the internal bladder is 420 nylon.

• Central Elbow: Designed to avoid interference with tank valves and regulators, facilitating smoother hose routing.

• Relief Valve: Positioned on the lower left for easy access to vent gas while in a horizontal position.

• Cam Band Slots: Allow for secure attachment of the system to the tank.

Ideal For

• Technical divers using dual tanks (doubles).

• Divers seeking a streamlined, reliable, and easy-to-maintain system.

• Divers in Eilat looking for a locally available, pre-assembled system ready for use.

Why Choose "Ahla" in Eilat

• Opportunity to test and adjust the system locally.

• Expert assistance in selecting the appropriate configuration for your diving needs.

• Access to local support, spare parts, and servicing.

• Knowledge of Red Sea diving conditions, ensuring optimal system setup.

Maintenance Tips

• Rinse the system with fresh water after each dive, paying attention to valves, seams, and connections.

• Check the harness, cam bands, and wing integrity before each dive.

• Store the system slightly inflated to relieve tension on the bladder.

• When adding accessories or weights, reassess the system's balance and trim.