Dry glove comparison
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Thinner and unlined. Makes for better dexterity and tactility. NB so far I've only dived them in the summer. Have to wait and see how they perform in winter.
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Got my new santi suit little while back. After few tries got the Becky9 procedure to work with the lined 720s I was using on my DUI suit w/the Ultima system. But once I got used to this smart system, well, it's pretty smart. Dove them about 20 times off n on, etc., before it got too warm this summer and wow, I'm convinced. At the dive site with the santi and gloves on I got a finger hole on dive 1. Prior to dive two, I swapped out the glove (using a Becky9 ring, or whatever they're called) with no problem. Took a few tries to get procedure down pat but it's easy and very glad I chose the smart system.
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Marigolds / Alphatec 87-118s. Flexible, comfortable, and can be had for about five dollars. You have to like latex, though.
Sorry, I'm fickle.
Marigolds / Alphatec 87-118s. Flexible, comfortable, and can be had for about five dollars. You have to like latex, though.
Sorry, I'm fickle.
Also, these wool glove liners can be had for just over $7 / pr.
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