I just leave the gloves on until I have the suit on and ready to put my arms in the sleeve.Is the sealing ring position an issue when shore diving in sandy areas?
What do you lube the rings with?
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I just leave the gloves on until I have the suit on and ready to put my arms in the sleeve.Is the sealing ring position an issue when shore diving in sandy areas?
What do you lube the rings with?
I haven’t tried spinning the glove in the ring, just mount it with the lock index in the middle before pushing it all the way in.Can you take a few pictures of the suit side when you get a chance? I don't see any on the previous page.
I was also thinking, what happens if you load the glove in the wrong spot, or maybe not perfect to the way your hand and the ring sit. Can you spin it to get it to go where you want?
I haven’t tried spinning the glove in the ring, just mount it with the lock index in the middle before pushing it all the way in.
Suit side, a little dirt from the shop floor as I was turning the legs inside out to dry. They come with some really good silicone grease, I just used regular silicone grease. I use a paper towel to wipe the lock grooves and put a small amount of new grease on the leading edge once the suit is dry.
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Partially on for transport
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Locked
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Here it is;
That ring helps get them off, for me at least.
No idea, it’s in there pretty good and I will likely never dive in a drysuit without dry gloves so it’s not something I will ever know.Any chance of the sealing o-ring in the face of the cuff side ring falling out if diving without the glove side attached?
I guess I will find out in a day or so when my setup arrives, but thought I would ask in the interim.
-Z