Cressi High Stretch 5mm, , Black , Medium
Key features
- •Five finger gloves made from single-lined soft, high-stretch Neoprene.
- •The inside is covered in Metallite to make them easy to put on.
- •The entire surface is covered with a non-slip finish for a sure grip in all situations.
- •The preformed shape favours the natural position of the hand, with semi-bent fingers.
- •The High Stretch Gloves are designed in Italy by Cressi and made in China. Cressi has been an Italian brand pioneer in scuba diving, snorkeling, and swimming equipment since 1946.
BrandCressi
CategoryDiving Gloves
SizeMedium
ColorBlack
WarrantyThe product is covered by a 2-year limited warranty.
Cressi High Stretch 5mm, , Black , Medium
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.7
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KEPT MY HANDS WARM FOR AN HOUR IN 44º WATER
Tinker✓ Verified Purchase•October 1, 2023
I do workouts in the lake as long into the winter as I can, but I need to be comfortably warm.
These are warm and inexpensive gloves. Got XL. They're tight (as all scuba wear has to be for warmth), but the size is true---fingers long enough, enough wrist material to go up over the wet suit sleeve which insures a reasonable seal against cold water. Like any wet suit gear, water gets in, but warms up to body temp unless the fit is too loose.
The glove material is thick and stiff. But like scuba wear, the point is to keep warm and I don't expect to be able to shuffle a deck of cards underwater. Some reviewers have wanted to use them for work gloves cleaning roof gutters and such which is simply not the purpose intended. There are shelves of gloves in farm and garden stores for that. With these, you can work levers, knobs, pick up rocks, use wrenches and avoid cut hands from barnacles and sharp rocks with little damage to the glove if you are careful.
Happy hands in 44º water.
These are warm and inexpensive gloves. Got XL. They're tight (as all scuba wear has to be for warmth), but the size is true---fingers long enough, enough wrist material to go up over the wet suit sleeve which insures a reasonable seal against cold water. Like any wet suit gear, water gets in, but warms up to body temp unless the fit is too loose.
The glove material is thick and stiff. But like scuba wear, the point is to keep warm and I don't expect to be able to shuffle a deck of cards underwater. Some reviewers have wanted to use them for work gloves cleaning roof gutters and such which is simply not the purpose intended. There are shelves of gloves in farm and garden stores for that. With these, you can work levers, knobs, pick up rocks, use wrenches and avoid cut hands from barnacles and sharp rocks with little damage to the glove if you are careful.
Happy hands in 44º water.
Fits perfectly
Rafael Escovedo✓ Verified Purchase•September 25, 2023
Wasn't much sure about the size but I'm glad that I bought the medium size after checking the measurements, as I have quite small hands.
Very warm and comfortable.
Max G.✓ Verified Purchase•September 25, 2023
Subtracting one star for a very unpleasant chemical smell. The inside nylon is covered with a thin layer of goo. This might have been done to make putting the gloves on simpler, but feels unpleasant. I'll update this review with durability notes after some use.
Very good gloves
G✓ Verified Purchase•September 11, 2023
I use these to swim in unheated pool. Latest water temperature was 45F. They keep me warm. Very good product.
I like that entire glove surface has grippy dots.
I experienced few difficulties with them. But i am new to wetsuits etc, and my problems could be just my ignorance of the nature of neoprene in wetsuits in general and of a product in this price range.
1. I started drying them in horizontal position and it took about 3 days to dry out fully, especially at the fingertips. Propping them up and using forced air now takes 24 hrs or so.
2. There is no cinch strap around the wrist so I get a bit of water exchange between inside and outside of the glove.
3. I got gloves a size smaller than my measurement. They go on tight, but I do get water pooling in the palm area. I was reluctant to go another size smaller fearing I might lose blood circulation. But I might try it anyway to keep fingers warm.
Overall, they definitely keep me warm. And for the money, it's a good product.
I like that entire glove surface has grippy dots.
I experienced few difficulties with them. But i am new to wetsuits etc, and my problems could be just my ignorance of the nature of neoprene in wetsuits in general and of a product in this price range.
1. I started drying them in horizontal position and it took about 3 days to dry out fully, especially at the fingertips. Propping them up and using forced air now takes 24 hrs or so.
2. There is no cinch strap around the wrist so I get a bit of water exchange between inside and outside of the glove.
3. I got gloves a size smaller than my measurement. They go on tight, but I do get water pooling in the palm area. I was reluctant to go another size smaller fearing I might lose blood circulation. But I might try it anyway to keep fingers warm.
Overall, they definitely keep me warm. And for the money, it's a good product.
Great with a caveat...
Ross✓ Verified Purchase•September 8, 2023
These dive gloves are excellent quality and what I expect from Cressi. I'm an underwater photographer, so maintaining dexterity in cold water while still being able to operate my camera is critical. These 2.5mm gloves are soft and stretchy with good grip texture while still allowing ample sensation to feel the individual buttons on my camera housing.
The caveat for soft dive gloves like this is that they're going to degrade pretty quickly with hard use. I have already seen a little of the stitching starting to come apart near the cuff after 30-40 dives with some holding onto rough terrain in strong currents. They are still intact and I expect them to last a while. That said, my usage is not typical and this trade off would be experienced with any brand of soft glove. I recommend these gloves and will likely purchase another pair if/when these finally give out.
The caveat for soft dive gloves like this is that they're going to degrade pretty quickly with hard use. I have already seen a little of the stitching starting to come apart near the cuff after 30-40 dives with some holding onto rough terrain in strong currents. They are still intact and I expect them to last a while. That said, my usage is not typical and this trade off would be experienced with any brand of soft glove. I recommend these gloves and will likely purchase another pair if/when these finally give out.
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