Wet gloves for dry suit?

[krawlings]

I wear 5mm wet glove from scubapro keeps my hand worm. they are a little tuff to get on after they have gotten wet but woke well on my Mobby's Twin shell DS. i HAVE HAD THEM ALL THE WAY DOWN TO 43*F water temps.

 

[Jim Lapenta]

I just got a set of the 4th elements and will be trying them soon. Will let ya all know how they do.

 

[Bubbletrubble]

The Henderson Hyperstretch gloves are excellent. I found that my dexterity was still very good with the 5mm version of the gloves. Fairly easy to remove, too. They just roll off.

You really should consider drygloves. My dive buddies can't say enough good things about the DUI zipgloves, but they are quite expensive. I have a Bare drysuit with the Viking Bayonet dryglove system (friction-mount to regular latex wrist seals). My dexterity in the drygloves with appropriate glove liner is very similar to the dexterity I have while wearing 3mm wet gloves. YMMV. My hands simply work better when they are warmer.

 

[noreastDIVER84]

I wear the Henderson Insta-dry 3 mil gloves, I find them to be warm enough for me to get 40 minutes in about 40 degree water and I really don't loose any dexterity. I prefer the wet gloves to dry gloves, but I do wear dry gloves early and late in the season.

 

[emttim]

Well, I went to another dive center which I didn't notice on the list of dealers for 4th Element and got myself some 3mm gloves...pretty happy right now. Thanks for the input guys, much appreciated.

 

[Peter_C]

Last report I heard said 45 degree water. Brrrr

My dexterity in the drygloves with appropriate glove liner is very similar to the dexterity I have while wearing 3mm wet gloves. YMMV. My hands simply work better when they are warmer.

Same here!

Even a flooded dry glove is about as warm as a 3mm glove since there typically isn't any water exchange. <Geee I think I heard Ben say that before

Let us know how you like them after trying them out.