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DIy glove grip

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Brochman

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Jul 16, 2016
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With diving in cooler waters i have to use thick gloves of which i use the 5mm Beaver Dry-Flex super stretch gloves which are great for keeping the hands warm,dexterity and the two seals stop cold water flushing into the glove.
The only problem i have with them is the lack of grip so i thought about smearing some silicone on them to provide grip or using liquid rubber.
Has any one tried something like this with any success?
Or used any other product on diving gloves that could help with grip?
Thanks.
 
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