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diving gloves
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I use Ice bay neoprene gloves. https://secure5.nexternal.com/share...817&ProductID=20&TARGET=PRODUCTS.ASP&ROWID=20
I think they're fishing gloves but they work for me.
I think they're fishing gloves but they work for me.
I used to use Picasso Amara gloves. Good quality materials, neppreme and thin, soft leather. The old version used to have kelvar or a similar material on all the fingers except the trigger finger, leaving that finger as flexible as possible.
The Amara product I received in the last year didn't have that feature, and in fact fell apart at the tips of the fingers in no time. So looking for a new spearfishing glove brand myself now.
The Amara product I received in the last year didn't have that feature, and in fact fell apart at the tips of the fingers in no time. So looking for a new spearfishing glove brand myself now.
think i'll add in my bit
ive allways used those cheap gloves u buy in hardware stores, with the blue palms that grip really well.
i use them for spearfishing, but mostly for lobstering
if you take care of them, wash them after every dive, dont leave them in the sun, ect. they can be expected to last a few months, not bad for their price, and i would reccomend them for that.
however, i do really want a good pair of diving gloves, very comfortable to use for extended periods of time, that have good grip for loading my bands, ect, that wont get destroyed quickly by lobsters. also, id really like them in black and/or grey
beuchat makes some gloves that seem to be what im looking for, but havnt seen them on any online shops..
ive allways used those cheap gloves u buy in hardware stores, with the blue palms that grip really well.
i use them for spearfishing, but mostly for lobstering
if you take care of them, wash them after every dive, dont leave them in the sun, ect. they can be expected to last a few months, not bad for their price, and i would reccomend them for that.
however, i do really want a good pair of diving gloves, very comfortable to use for extended periods of time, that have good grip for loading my bands, ect, that wont get destroyed quickly by lobsters. also, id really like them in black and/or grey
beuchat makes some gloves that seem to be what im looking for, but havnt seen them on any online shops..I've only ever had one pair of gloves and they're no where near worn out yet, they were also one of the cheapest pairs avaliable to me! They're normal diving gloves (3mm) with some attempt at grip on the palm and fingers, they were only about £15 and are perfect for what i use them for. You can get a couple of different pairs from www.portlandoceaneering.com and i can't really see how you can go wrong!