In this video I walk you through installing the SiTech Liana dry glove ring system onto a Slaggo (SLGO) wrist cuff setup on my DRIS 905 series drysuit. I do it in real time so you can see exactly what’s involved—no glue, no “send it to a tech,” and no mystery steps. We start by popping off the six SLGO clips with the SiTech combi tool (I call it the pizza cutter tool) or a simple plastic pry, then removing the wrist seal and yellow retaining band so you can inspect everything while it’s apart. From there I show how to prep the Liana system using the three small O-rings per wrist, threading them through the correct slots and lining them up with the six clip points. The big takeaways are orientation and seating: make sure the seal lip sits fully in the groove on the Liana ring (ask me how I know—if it’s not seated, it’ll leak), and make sure each O-ring loop is pulled up and seated over its clip evenly. Finally, I show installing the glove side: spanner ring goes in the glove with the sharper edge up, then the glove ring compression-fits in (talc can help), and the glove locks to the suit by compression—release is just a twist of the bezel. I’m not personally a huge fan of compression systems for work diving, but with SLGO this is, to my knowledge, the option that actually works—and it’s a solid, simple install you can do at home.