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| Wetsuits, Drysuits & Undersuits: Discuss What gloves? in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: I use the new cressi gloves 5mm and I can feel most things!!!!! edit - well maybe not, but they ... |
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| I use the new cressi gloves edit - well maybe not, but they are certinally very flex, comfortable and easy to don/doff
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I'm with Tango Man I love my 5mm Everflex gloves and hood. They are very thin and flexible in comparison to my 5mm semi-dry gloves, much easier to put on (no garage gloves required) but just as warm.
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| I use these: Decathlon - GLV 750 - cold water scuba diving (10-18°C). and altough they are 5mm they feel a lot thinner, are very stretchy and are lovely and toasty
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Personally I use Poseidon Pro 5 in the winter and Decathlon 2mm gloves in the summer. The Decathlon gloves are brilliant- they appear to be wear-proof. I still reckon a pair of Marigolds with undergloves and 2mm Decathlons over the top in winter might be the answer. Easy to don, buggers to get off.
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| I use and love my O3 2.5/3 mm gloves, very comfy on the hand and for seem reason seem alot warmer than my beaver 7mm's!! Have been diving them for over a year, and still keep the old digits nice and warm! Chris Middleton aka student guy
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| I've just recently brought a pair of these:- http://www.simplyscuba.com/xxGetImag...&ImageNumber=1 And with a pair of garage placa gloves to help getting them on and off, I've never had warmer hands for 45 minutes in 7 degree water before |
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| Endurotech kevlar 5mm mitts, what you lose in dexterity you make up for with their damage resistance. Safe diving, Steve
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