🧤 DIVE & SAIL 1.5mm Premium Neoprene Gloves for Scuba Diving - Five Finger Glove Review

The thread on the gloves broke the first time they were used (see photo). Extremely bad quality. Unfortunately I had them over 30 days before I started diving and just lost all my money. total divorce.

We dive a lot 4 times a year. These gloves are great. They allow you to use your fingers and still wear gloves. protection in the open sea. Easily fits into a wetsuit when you need to take it off. These are our diving gloves.

These gloves are great. I dived in the 64 pool for about 30 minutes. Your hands are nice and warm. In addition, the bolts and bolt locks were easily tampered with when wearing gloves. I bought these after a pair of 3mm watches made the movement difficult to work with. Goodbye!

I've had a pair of these for years after my expensive Scubapros broke in less than six months. I loved them so much I bought the exact same ones when I forgot mine in a Cairns hotel. A few years later they still had a few miles, so hopefully a housekeeper is diving into the Great Barrier Reef with them right now! And I got a brand new pair for less than ten bucks. :-D

Seems like a good glove, they are thin but that's to be expected and I actually bought them because they make me feel better in cold water. They look pretty well made. The bottom side is the SIZE. I bought a large one because I wanted an extra space without the cube. The large size fits my 5ft 2in wife with a normal build. It's hard to imagine a medium or small size that fits every adult. They stretch a little, but np is enough.

I have used these gloves for extra warmth when swimming open water and they work great. There is some stretch as the neoprene becomes saturated - which means that while the gloves fit perfectly when I put them on, they get big and the tips dangle a bit when I swim. I wish the velcro straps on the wrists were tightened as that might help resist loosening. However, they helped keep me warm and the price was right!

For a diver they're ok as a spare pair but not as comfortable as other brands I've worn. The seams (2 rows of colored inserts over the middle of the fingers) make the fingers thicker and you lose dexterity as a result. For the price, they're good in a pinch, but if you plan on using them more than once or twice, I'd spend a little more to get the ones that are designed to let you do normal tasks with your hands.

These gloves are like a wetsuit for your hands - they won't keep your hands dry but they will keep you warm for cold water sports like fall swimming. I used them today in 45 degree air and 60 degree water and they make end of season swimming that much more comfortable. They would be useful for water sports such as kayaking or surfing, but are not recommended for sailing where lines must be handled as they are made of thin neoprene (like a wetsuit) so are not abrasion resistant. The fit is good…

Never liked gloves; I'd rather freeze than lose my dexterity. But they were necessary for the cleaning dive I did, so I looked for the thinnest pair I could get my hands on and settled on them. They are actually very comfortable; Seams are small and in a good spot, allowing me to carry small items with me without fuss. And even though they're thin, they're way warmer than nothing. I started wearing them on all my dives. The contrasting color also makes it easier for my buddy to read the hand…