Which dry glove system is 'best'

[cleung]

I'm now a few years using the Rolock system and can report that there has been no leak failures over many dives. However, I still need somebody to help my put them on as I cannot turn the rings to the locked position on my own as they are still too tight. I can however, remove them on my own. At least this system is keeping my hands dry.

 

[lexvil]

I'm now a few years using the Rolock system and can report that there has been no leak failures over many dives. However, I still need somebody to help my put them on as I cannot turn the rings to the locked position on my own as they are still too tight. I can however, remove them on my own. At least this system is keeping my hands dry.

Try wiping off all of the lube

 

[rob.mwpropane]

I'm now a few years using the Rolock system and can report that there has been no leak failures over many dives. However, I still need somebody to help my put them on as I cannot turn the rings to the locked position on my own as they are still too tight. I can however, remove them on my own. At least this system is keeping my hands dry.

I never "lock" mine all the way to the dot, maybe 1/2 or 2/3... never had an issue or a leak in over 100 dives. I end up spinning the suit ring if I try to tighten anymore (which is fine as it'll spin right back, can even do it underwater to adjust the gloves).

Try wiping off all of the lube

This is what I do, lube up sparingly and then wipe of so there's just a little shine to them.