Bubble_Boy
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So you're wearing three fingered gloves and your buddy asks you your air pressure.... how would you do it?
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Hmmm... I have no experience diving with 3 fingered gloves, but I'd probably just go with showing the SPG to him.
If it is cold enough for three finger mitts, the slate and pencil idea may not be the best idea. Three finger mitts also generally also implies a wet suit and in three finger mitt tempurature water , a wet suit will leave you get cold enough that the mitts are not enough.
In contrast, in a dry suit even on an ice dive, if you have adequate undergarments, good 5mm gloves with intact seams are enough to keep your hands warm - and often better than many dry gloves where the liners are often too thin.
In any event, in three finger mitts it's just a lot quicker to show him the SPG.
Up here in the frozen north we learn with three finger mitts on in OW, I have supplied some photos to show the different numbers. In order it should go 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. I use the back of the hand to do 6-10. Or use both hands, whatever works best for you.
-- nielsent