The Seac Ultraflex diving gloves offer great protection and sensitivity to touch. They are made from an Ultra Stretch neoprene and are available in 3 different thicknesses: 2 mm, 3. 5 mm and 5 mm. The perfect grip on palm and fingers ensures perfect dexterity and naturalness in any gesture: hooking carabiners, handling equipment, knotting, adjusting buckles, etc. The entire outer surface of the Seac Ultraflex neoprene gloves are covered with micro rubber inserts which ensure grip and protection. The cuff is high to put on the gloves more easily and feel them at one with the wetsuit. Seac Ultraflex diving and apnea gloves are available in 6 sizes, from XS to XXL (Palm circumference: XS 19-20. 5 cm | S 20. 5-22 cm | M 22-23. 5 cm | L 23. 5 -25 cm | XL 25-26, 5 cm | XXL 26, 5-28 cm).
B**N
Survived winter
5mm kept my fingers nice and warm thru winter diving in the Puget Sound and the durability is still holding up well. Lubing the gloves (i use castile soap/water) helps a lot with putting them on.
D**D
Awesome gloves
Theyre very comfy and well fit for my spearfishing application. Highly recommend.
A**R
Perfect Fit and great quality
The gloves fit perfectly and allow full and easy movement for the hand, clearly a quality product and material, also great grip, would definitely recommend
C**9
2mm are thin enough to still use your fingers well
The 2mm are exactly what I wanted, you still have dexterity with your hands & fingers. Remember though that since they fit to your skin perfectly they aren't as quick to get on & off as jersey gloves lol.
D**S
Like a second skin...
Really a good surprise. I really like how they fit my hands, you feel really comfortable. The rubber coating in the palms give you a really good grip, making them strong but maintaining an amazing elasticity...
L**E
Fit great, comfortable and soft, seem durable, keep the water out
I bought these along with a few other pairs of gloves, and these were my favorite of the 5. I was a bit worried they are too tight, but since neoprene stretches when wet and generally loosens over time, I decided to keep them. I dove with them for 3 hours yesterday and they were great. Didn't let any water in at all... the long narrow wrist is great for keeping a good seal. It helped keep water from getting up the sleeve of my wetsuit and helped keep water from getting down the glove to my hand.The neoprene is flexible but not *super* soft (the Cressi gloves I tried were much softer, to the point I was worried they might tear too easily). I checked the stitching on the fingers and it held up well after on dive of grabbing onto rocks and fish, while I've had other gloves that frayed on the first day. So far, so good. If these hold up well over the year, they will be my go-to glove from now on.
TrustPilot
2 个月前
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