Hyperflex Wetsuits Men's 5mm Amp Glove

Pros:Gloves are comfortable and warm.Cons:Gluing around seams is already starting to peel up after two dives.I'm using these gloves for commercial diving in a river. I don't think they will hold up longer than half a dozen dives before they need to be replaced.That being said I realize I am not using the gloves in the way they are intended and that will attribute to their wear. They are just fine for scuba diving or cold water surfing where you are not using your hands as much.

Best 5mm gloves I've ever owned, and spearing/diving in northern California means I go through gloves about a pair-per-year. These fit true to size (I'm a large) and are the easiest to put on, easiest to maintain, warmest and best-sealed gloves I've ever owned.The only minuses (and certainly nothing worth dinging them a star) is that they're not as durable as something with a kevlar palm (though they are also way more comfortable,) the shiny seams are oddly sticky, and 5mm is a touch "spongy" for my shooting hand. I'm doing some repair work on my first pair to eke out a few more dives, but I will buy these again.

I wore my new the gloves yesterday - 46 degree air and water and they worked well. They would have worked better if I had gotten size small rather than medium, though I was dead in the middle of the medium zone in the sizing chart (see: [...]) . The circumference of my hand at the first knuckle line is 8 inches.P.S. I guess I could not put in the sizing chart because it is part of a competitor's website. I would suggest that you try on the gloves first if at all possible to make sure you get the correct size!

They do work well in keeping my hands warm. Easy to get on and off after a good scuba dive. Minus 2 stars as after the 5th use, the stitching started to come lose on mid palm seam. I cut the thread to stop it from pulling lose, but I suspect it will keep going and eventually tear the aquaseal and make the gloves worthless. I will update if the condition deteriorates further.

The gloves are very warm and don't allow much water in. The only negative is that the sealed seams tend to stick to each other, and I'm continually pulling my fingers apart. The effect is thankfully lessened while submerged.I'm using them in cold Monterey Bay ...40's -50's.

Worn these once for a little over an hour in 43 degree water and they are flawless. Never even came close to getting cold. Exactly in the middle of a medium and a large based on the size chart, went with a medium and they are perfect.

These gloves are really warm and have performed very well in quite a few extended winter surf sessions. The sizing chart is pretty accurate. The gloves for snugly and have kept my hands very warm in 40 degree water. Great gloves!

They feel thick enough to be warm, I havent actually worn them in the Bering Sea yet though.