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<font color='#000080'>Well I've used Typhoon's Drygloves since I started diving, mainly as they came attached to the suit and I couldn't be bother taking them off in the summer. They are quite combersome onshore but I usually put them on last thing b4 entering the water. I've never had any probs with squeeze (though I've only dived 25m). I find them very comfy below 10m as they squeeze onto your hand/fingers and I'm used to the slightly reduced dexterity compared to wet gloves now. The plus side is they are very warm, being lined with fleece gloves. I've only had a leak once when my hand got quite cold but I turned them inside out and after they dried they're as new. I fixed the hole with a type vulcanizing glue I bought from a camping shop. Its seam sealer and sets like latex rubber, very water proof and has not perished in the three months since I fixed them. Obviously they are not as abration proof as wet gloves but you can do repairs as I've said.
So far I've been able to carryout all my drills unimpeaded. If your converting from wet gloves then they will feel strange as you loose dexterity but I spend most of my time with my hands held on my front as I fin along. They are very warm and as its only your face that gets cold long winter dives are toasty.
Dave C