can anyone tell me if theres a diff way to remove air in a drysuit with drysuit gloves?me and a friend went into the water today and i noticed that i couldnt sink where as i could before i bought the gloves..just wondering if there was air trapped in the gloves..i did buy a pair of thinsulate gloves a little thicker then the ones that came with the gloves..any help would be apreciated..thanks..by the way the gloves kept my hands warm..
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Just put your hands down to your side while at the surface any air in the glove will move up to the shoulder and may be vented out. Make sure the valve is all the way open. The Thinsulate may have added a pound of positive buoyancy and if you were neutral at the surface before it could seem like you could not descend.
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