Dry gloves

[orion612004]

Has anyone tried using the blue gloves fisherman wear and gluing wrist seals to them. I know the gloves come in insulated and non insulated cost about $15 and $6 for a pair.

 

[HenrikBP]

There are glove ring systems that allow you to very easily use those gloves on suits with wrist seals. I use the Viking ring system and am very happy with it.

Bob3 here on SB sells them at a reasonable price.

I know that was not exactly what you were asking, but figured I'd at least give it a shot

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ex...as-gloves-viking-bayonet-dry-glove-rings.html

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ex...stall-dry-gloves-5-minutes-picture-heavy.html

Henrik

 

[Doc Harry]

Has anyone tried using the blue gloves fisherman wear and gluing wrist seals to them. I know the gloves come in insulated and non insulated cost about $15 and $6 for a pair.

All of my dry gloves are made this way. I use insulated Atlas 495 gloves. Aquaseal glue is a fairly permanent glue that works well for this sort of thing.

 

[naimis]

Has anyone tried using the blue gloves fisherman wear and gluing wrist seals to them. I know the gloves come in insulated and non insulated cost about $15 and $6 for a pair.

I use chemical handling gloves that I bought at Home Depot that happen to be blue, but that's probably not the same thing. In any case, I use them in conjunction with SiTech quick-release wrist seals and haven't had any problems with the gloves themselves (just with the "quick" release