Dry Gloves

[matt t.]

I use the Si-tech system. It's reasonably priced if you shop around (E-bay), and most any glove can be used with them. At this point we're using the blue Atlas gloves purchased on-line from some fishing supply place for $7 a pair. Easily patched (if you like to touch thinks underwater) with PVC cement. Most any rubber or PVC glove will work and can be purchased for $5-$10 a pair. The Diving Concepts Neoprene dry gloves are expensive and prone to leaking. I'd stay away from them. Look for a "system" that will allow you to retain your wrist seals in case of a flood. No wrist seals=wet arms. There is usually a learning curve when starting out with dry gloves. Stay with it, you'll love them in the long run.