Hey everyone

I am looking for a bit of advice regarding new gear,

I'm currently looking at ordering my first sets of gear, I have talked to my mentor, Morpheus, Apex, Asylum etc etc to get as many opinions as possible. Through all my research and discussions I have decided to purchase 2 rigs, one for higher altitudes and for lower jumps.
Being in Australia our objects are not big and as a result I believe specific tools for the jobs are the best option.

Low altitude rig:- For this rig I want an OSP canopy as from all my research I have found this in my opinion to be the best suited canopy for our conditions.
I am still undecided though in regards to the container. I am currently debating between the Apex DP, Morpheus Helium or Gargoyle. I have seen both the Helium and Gargoyle first hand and like the way they are constructed but never a DP.

Rig 2:- For this rig as it is specifically for higher jumps I was thinking something a long the lines of a Razor but am currently unsure about a canopy. My thoughts behind this are I would have a low profile container which would be great for tracking, future wingsuiting etc but i like the idea of having a vented canopy.
The Trango cannot be vented but something along the lines of the Flik ultralight has crossed my mind if it is possible / available.
Kathy from Morpheus suggested the troll / razor combination but I do not feel comfortable with the idea of an unvented canopy. I have no personal jumping experience with or without vents but through a few years of studying, watching videos (cliff strikes etc) unless given some solid reasons against them I would not jump a canopy without them. This rig will specifically be for jumping holidays, Norway, Italy, Switzerland etc where most of the objects are cliffs and I can see very solid merit in having vents in the event of a cliff strike.

Sorry for the long question list but this is only a fraction of what is running through my head as I have a tendency to break everything down as much as possible before making a decision.
I appreciate your help, time and effort.
Thanks