Dry Glove Option?

[MaverickNH]

I'm looking to add some dry gloves to my ScubaPro EverDry4 compressed neoprene dry suit with neoprene wrist seals. I would appreciate knowing what options I might consider. Thanks!

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[MaxBottomtime]

I use Diving Concepts dry glove system without wrist seals. I like the ease of just popping them on.

 

[IanBrit]

I use Diving Concepts dry glove system without wrist seals. I like the ease of just popping them on.

Same here. They work perfectly on my DUI suit. MaverickNH, if you're in southern NH, try Aquatic Escapes in Londonderry. They store the Diving Concepts gloves.

 

[MaverickNH]

Same here. They work perfectly on my DUI suit. MaverickNH, if you're in southern NH, try Aquatic Escapes in Londonderry. They store the Diving Concepts gloves.

Great! I just signed up for some dives and course with them, so I'm sure they can help me out. I was leaning towards the Diving Concepts Snap-On Kit after doing some internet research, but always like to know what I miss from those with more experience than I.

 

[MXGratefulDiver]

I like the Viking bayonet style rings ... they're less expensive and tend to be less prone to operator error. However, the rings are a bit smaller than DC rings, and therefore they work better for people with slimmer hands (which unfortunately ain't me) ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

 

[rhwestfall]

although not a dry glove - the Fourth Element gloves (sometimes referred to as "Spiderman Gloves") are very, very warm (I used them recently in 42 degree water), and work very well with a latex seal DS.....they might be a good choice too.