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Warm Neoprene Snorkel & Dive Gloves

Warm Neoprene Snorkel & Dive Gloves

$16.13 USD
$16.13 USD
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Insulated black dive gloves that keep your hands warm and protected from rocks and coral.

Why we picked it

  • Insulating sponge neoprene
  • Protects hands on rocks and ladders
  • Classic black

Specs

  • Material: Neoprene sponge and nylon
  • Sizes: S, M, L, XL

Size guide

These are supplier sizes, which often run 1–2 sizes smaller than typical US sizing. Compare your measurements with the size chart in the product photos, and if you're between sizes, size up.

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