XS Scuba 5mm Dry Five Pyrostretch Dry Gloves: Optimal Protection and Flexibility Review

Commercial diver I dive all winter. I spend twenty hours a week in the water. They keep my hands warm. I have a few pairs and I turn them over. Excellent quality, durable and stays dry on the side.

I dive in fairly cold water. If you don't have a pair of these gloves, get some. I can be in 40 degree water for over an hour and my hands are warm. I'm sure they could handle much colder weather.

Puget Sound Diving Wetsuit Gloves and they are amazing. The warmest gloves I've ever tried. When I first bought them they were difficult to put on and take off but it was worth it. They have gotten lighter over time, highly recommended!

A dive buddy gave me these gloves because my hands were freezing in these small 1.5 mil gloves I was using. They fit great and keep my hands warm. One of the best things about them is that I can still use my computer and hardware with ease.

They saved me, very warm, I'm a commercial diver and needed semi dry gloves to build a temporary dam in 32 degree water, they allowed me to stay on the ground and to work for 45 minutes to an hour for the dive. I used them for the whole install and remove and they held up really well, definitely worth the money. I read some reviews about them being difficult to put on, I have to say I had no problems with them.

Excellent dry gloves! I was diagnosed with Raynaud's Syndrome a few years ago and with nothing to pinpoint the cause and there is no cure, I have had to be extra cautious and exercise caution when it comes to the common cold or cold. Activities. Knowing that my Ray would work right out of the box when I put on regular wet gloves of any thickness, I decided to finally go ahead and look for the thickest yet most flexible dry gloves on the market. This is compliant. While snorkeling in the waters…

I've never been a diver but I love scuba tanks. It's less than a foot of water, but MAN might give me some trouble. You see I have eczema on my hands and at worst the skin on my palms and fingertips cracks. The float tank seats are filled with petroleum jelly, and while that helps, it wears away as I swim and it can be difficult to hit every bit of exposed skin. The more I swim, the worse the condition gets. I finally had the brilliant idea that diving gloves could give me enough protection in…