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Diesel gloves rock, a handful each time you go to the filling station.

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the semi-dry's deffo don't come in a kevlar version - i made the same mistake when i bought mine...! sds told me they were semi and kevlar but they didn't have the double seal on the wrist...

It's possible the product range has changed. Mine were definitely kevlar ('armourtex' ?), and definitely had the double seal.

However, when I tried to get a similar pair for my wife a while later, they only had a single seal
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I think it was Zak who recommended them to me - he also recommended wearing surgical gloves underneath them to aid donning and doffing..
Guilty.

I dive all year round, teaching/demoing etc and use them for caving too (2-4 hour runtimes in 9c).

they;ve worked for me and Im a bugger for being finicky with kit. At the end of the day though, its about fit. If brand X fits, go with it.

I'd stand by the surgicals though, reduces flushing..... unlike the petrol station jobbies that just make it easier to get in and out of.

Whatever works eh?
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I have a pair and agree with what was said really warm last winter not so this winter but that be me being soft - but then again I have only ever dived in the uk oh and I only pad £25 for mine
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all,

thanks for your replies..

I think I'll give them a go - including the aquasure preparation on the contact points.. (thanks Zak)
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To those who use diesel gloves or similar...

Please be careful when disposing of used gloves, as these, in the water, resemble closely the jelly fish which turtles and other marine critters eat. If they eat diesel gloves they choke....not nice!

Cheers, Paul
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not much chance of them choking on mine...they go in the bin. Maybe a cat though..
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