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Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Newport, Victoria, Australia on 2/5/2010
Comments about OMS OMS 5mm Ergo Kevlar Palm Glove:
Very comfy fit.
Very pleased to find that with an internet purchase.
Just make sure everything is ready to go as adjusting your gear later can be a tad difficult given the 5mm. (my first 5mm gloves)
from New Jersey on 1/7/2010
Comments about OMS OMS 5mm Ergo Kevlar Palm Glove:
Great drysuit gloves- 5mm yet good finger movement- cuff long enough to seal over dry suit cuff with velcro strap. Kevlar palm a bit slippery- just takes a few times to get used too. Very durable glove- also used recently for shoveling snow and the shovel didn't make a dent in kevlar palm or the fingers.
from bloomsburg, PA on 5/18/2009
Comments about OMS OMS 5mm Ergo Kevlar Palm Glove:
Great gloves warm and the Kevlar really gives you the confidence to grab stuff on the bottom without fear of damaging your gloves on glass or what ever might catch your eye. Great gloves for lake diving.
from Boston, MA on 11/17/2008
Comments about OMS OMS 5mm Ergo Kevlar Palm Glove:
I use these gloves for diving wetsuit and drysuit in the waters of New England (upper 40's to lower 60's). It is longer than most gloves, and keeps out most of the water if you tighten the velcro straps. I usually wear size L. Since it is available only i M/L or Ex-Large, I bought the M/L size, which feels like half a size larger than L, so it doesn't feel as snug as I'd like it to feel. I've only used it on two dives, but I think these gloves are built to last.
from Perkaise, PA on 3/5/2008
Comments about OMS OMS 5mm Ergo Kevlar Palm Glove:
Great glove with good protection from the lobster pinch...
from Red Bank, NJ on 9/20/2007
Comments about OMS OMS 5mm Ergo Kevlar Palm Glove:
These gloves are perfect for keeping your hands warm and protecting you from any rough or sharp edges or surfaces. I've totally abused my gloves and they still look and feel brand new. The Kevlar is super tough. My only gripe is that you give up a bit of "feel" and dexterity because of the kevlar. After several dives though, you get used to it.