A quick tip for you he heated gloves, for scuba diving

[@davidressler9316]

good article

[@wowfreaker]

I have the heated gloves 2.0, and in winter doing dives at 5° and scooter rides are comfortable. Without them my fingers would freeze. But an extra liner over them is not needed. They also let you stay warm even ifnyour gloves flood.

[@Chogogo717]

I’m ready for dry gloves. 🧤 78 minutes in 49F/9.5C water in a mid-weight undergarment with 5mm gloves was definitely the limit for me for that setup.

[@avieorbb]

How much fine finger dexterity do you compromise on with those Santi gloves? Are they bulky?

[@UTD_ScubaDiving]

No not at all, they are thinsulate and are not to fluffy, they are actually realy good as a standard glove, regardless if heating is on or not. On cold dives in around 5c° water temp i usually wait for about 45/60min before i turn them on. Always remember any heating system should just provide extra comfort. And especially on dives requiring considerable decompression you should not solely rely on electric heating.

[@Tobias25]

Which dry gloves do you use? If I put on my Santi heated Gloves 2.0, there are to bulky to fit in my Showa 660 in XXL. The finger are to fat to fit in the dry glove.

[@UTD_ScubaDiving]

They are standard heavy duty vinyl gloves, turned inside out so the white shows.