Glove replacement recommendation for drygloves

[JustinLoos1985]

Hi,

I currently have waterproofs ultima dryglove system and use waterproofs dry gloves. I need to replace just the gloves. However, there $90 USD. Anyone have a cheaper replacement option?

 

[Marie13]

Atlas 660 are commonly used. They’re the blue smurf gloves. Others like the nitrile ones.

There’s a whole long thread about gloves. Just search for it.

 

[eweingarden]

Showa 720 is popular; about $5/pr.

 

[Marie13]

I can’t believe you spent $90 on dry gloves! :O

 

[Paul M]

Im confused which part you're asking for.
The Title says 'Liner' but the thead just says 'glove'.
Do you want the inside liner (wool/fleece) or new rubber?
I have 2 different weights of good quality thinsulate gloves purchased from my LDS. $10 and $15CAD

 

[Whitrzac]

showa 720 for water 50*+ showa 495 for <50*
The 495s are built to use liners and I can use double liners with them.

 

[RVBldr]

I've used the Gummi's for a long time, but swapped over to these, which seem close to what you're showing. EZ-On 2 Super Grip Dry Glove (diverightinscuba.com). Been diving the first set for over a year now and they are holding up well here in Puget Sound.

 

[rhwestfall]

If you are talking just the liner, any thin fleece will fit the bill. Think about the glove you wear for fall/winter temperatures in air? Now think about what glove you would wear in what your water temperature is (for me, 34-36 degrees) It isn't too substantial...

Fleece for "liner gloves" cost me $12-$15 because I am not buying "scuba" products...

 

[Jimchris]

I use these with the same glove system: Marigold latex gloves | Seattle Marine

$27 gets you a dozen, my current pair has been mounted for well over a year without any tears/holes/leaks.

For liners, I use military surplus wool gloves.

 

[dogbone]

I have heard that Burton snow gloves liners work really well...