changing gloves

[snuggle]

i bought a pair of diving concept drysuit gloves and found the neoprene gloves to be a bit big and doesnt give the dexterity that i would like so i put a pair of rubber gloves on the rings instead..has anyone else ever done this and they didntleak on them?heres a few pics

 

[String]

Wouldnt have thought theres a lot of warmth with just a rubber glove

 

[snuggle]

theres room inside the glove for thinsulate gloves..

 

[Groundhog246]

If those are regular kitchen "rubber gloves" my biggest fear would be puncturing them. They're not very thick or tought. Aside from that, they're not a lot different from the latex gloves sold by several companies.

 

[Mountaindiver]

If the yellow 'kitchen' gloves don't hold up, you might need something stronger. better ones can be found at a harware store or specialty TILE shop. They make a fairly thick latex glove for tile setters when they grout the tile. I guess it's murder on your hands if you do a lot of it. Great DIY fix for cheap!

 

[dtdiver]

great idea!
i bet you won't even get dishpan hands!!

in a pinch that would be a great idea and they cost much less than the DUI blue gloves.

i wonder how they compare to the "high dexterity" gloves the companies sell.
but i wouldn't put them up to the wily zebra mussels though.

dt

 

[Bob3]

Your wife is going to get ya for stealing her gloves.
You'd be way better off getting some of the army surplus chemical gloves, you can usually find some for a buck or 2 a pair.
The Zebes will quickly shred the dishwashing gloves.

 

[padivers]

BOB3 over on deco stop is selling Atlas 495 i ordered a couple end they work great they also have the removeable liner in case of a leak better than stealing your wifes gloves here is the link to his post.......


http://thedecostop.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6080