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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Need help with gloves. Please register or login. MaizeNBlue88 Registered. Being that I will be mostly diving around the Great Lakes region, that seems to be my best bet as far as wetsuit or semi-dry if you want to get technical.
It has an attached hood which takes care of that issue but now I have to find a pair of gloves. Also, I want them to be 5-finger gloves, 3-finger mitts feel constricting and I just simply don't like them. From experience what would you guys say is the warmest pair of gloves that still allow for a fair amount of dexterity. Obviously thick clunky gloves that I can't grab anything while wearing defeats the purpose of having them. Lastly, no I'm not considering any other wetsuit, this is simply a discussion of gloves.
Scuba Instructor. The best pair of wet gloves for warmth and dexterity I've found are the "HEAT" gloves by whites 5 finger. I use the 3mm on dives less than 1 hour in 45deg water. They are as close as you can get to a semi-dry glove. For longer dives, the 5 mm, a bit warmer with a little loss of dexterity.
