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When I used the DC rings, I had wrist seals. Maybe a 1/4" to 1/2" seal on the wrist inside the glove. There doesn't have to be a lot of seal on the wrist. Just enough to make the seal. The seal is not exposed to high flow or current with the glove on, so even in the event of a leakng glove, the interior wrist seal should be fine.
Unless the dive was going deeper than about 100 ft, I never worried about equalizing the glove. If I did, usually just a small piece of neoprene or possibly material from a sock is all I ever used.
The 3/4" estimate from the first post might be a little much. 1/2" may be closer to what I used to use. I haven't used the DC rings in over a year, so I'm not positive. I know it was at least the length of my thumbnail,
Unless the dive was going deeper than about 100 ft, I never worried about equalizing the glove. If I did, usually just a small piece of neoprene or possibly material from a sock is all I ever used.
The 3/4" estimate from the first post might be a little much. 1/2" may be closer to what I used to use. I haven't used the DC rings in over a year, so I'm not positive. I know it was at least the length of my thumbnail,
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