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+1 for pullover gloves. Simple, cheap and they work. No O-rings or complex locking mechanisms.
I use them over Viking rings. The rings are glued to the suit, so if I tear a wrist seal, I can pop a new one in during a surface interval. If I tear a glove, they are about $15 and I always carry a few with me.
Whatever dry glove system you use, get good glove liners, ones that stay warm even if they get wet. I like the 4th element liners. I was diving in Newfoundland in 34F water, tore a glove and the liner kept my hand functional and fairly comfortable.
This reminds me again of the the value of good glove liners that work when wet. This is exactly what I did when I tore a glove in Newfoundland in 34F water. I was carrying wet gloves with me, so I figured I would just change to that at depth. I took off the flooded glove liner to put on the wet glove, even though my hand didn't feel too cold. When I took off the liner, it was like putting my hand in liquid nitrogen!
Lesson learned...
Rolock 90's are inexpensive and just work.
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Hmmm.
doesn't look like it installs that easy
Is it possible to suit up yourself?
I am interested because I have huge hands and normal diameter rings are super tough to get through...
And I don't like the clunky rings
You mean installation of the rings onto the suit or donning the gloves?
Donning the gloves is easy, no problem doing it on your own. I don't know if they work over flexible rings, there needs to be enough bulk to hold the glove. Not every ring will do that.
The viking rings work fine, and let you swap out a wrist seal on the boat.
Rolock 90
Rolock 90 system just arrived Locked position, indicator by the big notch This divot is the unlocked position Unlocked it comes right apart Putting the gloves on the outer ring was a complete joy compared to the ultima, sort of an improved version of the sitech colored rings. Gloves...
Si Tech Rubber Pullover Dry Glove Rings | Dive Right In Scuba - Plainfield, IL
These rubber rings quickly install on any suit. Use almost any glove and pull it over the raised part. Glove stays put. With cheaper gloves that do not stay(due to design), you can use an o-ring to hold the glove. When you want the gloves off, just stretch them back off. This is one of the...
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I've used these previously with glued on latex seals, then moved them to my zip seals. No glue, inexpensive, and just simply work. Replacement gloves are inexpensive too...
Super Grip Black Dry Glove
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These were my preference with the scitech seals. Simply replace your seals with the glove.
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