Comments about Cressi High Stretch Glove:

Abrasion restant/grip coating on palm & fingers more of a grid pattern than a coating, & may not last. Decently made, otherwise, for the price. Runs at least 1/2 size small.

Comments about Cressi High Stretch Glove:

Used these gloves for an open water 68 F degree dive. The fit is great and they are easy to get on and off. My hands did get cold after about 30 minutes. The neoprene is really stretchy and comfortable. I enjoyed the added dexterity until a triggerfish bit my knuckle through them. The glove emerged from the incident completely unscathed, though. The only thing that I do not like about these gloves is that they stick to Velcro. Even the slightest touch will have your glove stuck pretty tightly.

Comments about Cressi High Stretch Glove:

I use dive gloves like work gloves and since it is the most likely piece of equiptment to get lost I look for the best value at the cheapest price. These gloves are nice and strechy so they feel good,and won't cramp your hands paddling a sea kayak. I bought the 3.5 mm but my micrometer measures the neoprene at 1.8 mm, the rest is the nylon covering that offers little insulation. Still for the price including free shipping they are a worthwhile purchase. Usem abusem then toss them

Comments about Cressi High Stretch Glove:

I use it for spear fishing and free diving around coral reefs. Great fit.

Comments about Cressi High Stretch Glove:

I've tried many different brands and styles of glove, and these Cressi gloves are the best by far. The 2.5mm work well in the 55 degree aquarium diving and open water, and I also purchased a 3.5mm pair for more extended dives. They are comfortable, durable, appropriately warm (depending on the thickness), and extremely easy to put on and take off. They also offer excellent dexterity.