XUKER Water Gloves, 3mm & 5mm Neoprene Five Finger Warm Wetsuit Winter Gloves for Scuba Diving Snorkeling Surfing

I purchased the 5mm gloves and have been using them for things other than scuba diving this winter. When I have them on, I am able to work in icy water with no freezing of my hands. They fit my hands great and, while really tough to get on at first, have formed to my hand size and shape and are no easy to get on my hands. They look great and they seem to be a quality product. I am able to work with things in the cold water that I could not do previously. I love them.

These dive gloves are great and warm. If they could make an improvement it would be more accurate with sizing. Ease of use:A Good quality

Overall really happy with these. Very comfortable and water resistant. Even diving underwater for minutes at a time, hands were completely dry. They are a little thick for my preference, but they're made for colder temperatures so it's a trade-off. However wasn't the most impressed with durability. I dive for crab off the Oregon coast. A couple large crab managed to pinch and slightly tore up the rubber grip on the palms/inside of the fingers. Not enough to be a problem. However, barnacle tore it up with minimal resistance. I didn't drag my hands across it too hard or apply too much pressure, but two fingers on one hand were tore up too easily. I know barnacle is very resistant and damaging, but it seemed to tear through too easily. As long as you're not dragging yourself across barnacle, however, this shouldn't be an issue.

Good hand protection nice fit and keeps my hands warm.

3 mm Gloves were soft and plyable, easy to take off even when wet. Good for 40 deg water or above. I would not use for gold prospecting or dredging but great for panning or snorkeling.Good value.

I was expecting these to be more water resistant than they are. I went kayaking in weather in the mid-30s F, and the water temperature was about 37 F. The worked pretty well early on and my hands were warm when I was going with the wind, but my hands got cold when I turned into the wind, and they also felt like they got damp inside (and not sweat). When I returned to the dock I did an experiment, dipping one hand slowly in the water. Pretty quickly it got wet, I assume through the seams. If the point is to be able to use these in cold weather, they just are not good enough. I will keep them for a bit warmer weather, and I will probably try to seal the seams if I can, but I had hoped for more. I will be buying another pair of someone else's product which will be useful in colder temperatures.I only gave it a 3 for durability because I really don't know, having used them only once. I am not happy about their water resistance. I have short, thick fingers, and the gloves fit quite tight. I thought they would be too tight, but once I got moving, they were fine.

These are good gloves at a good price. They fit well, are plenty flexible enough and easy to pick up things. I wouldn't go in the water without them. Touching anything barehanded could be hazardous, as would getting a cut or scrape. I certainly don't want even a bit of blood of mine in the water...Keep my hands warm in cold water and are comfy enough in warm.Recommend.

Im am underwater diver. I own my own business dredging ponds by hand. My hands get beat up by the rocks, sticks and debris. These help prevent Knicks and cuts. They also keep my hands warm when the water is colder. Highly recommend. Even with my small hands they fit well. Look great too!