How to deal with a leaky dryglove while scuba diving

We use drygloves to keep our fingers warm and dry during cold and especially long dives. But what if they fail? And water enters the glove. Can you fix it under water ?? Watch along.

[@emmanuelmichon8164]

Excellent !

[@rafaelcp6050]

Hi Ben, great tip!
How about an underwater video showing how it goes?
Thanks

[@UTD_ScubaDiving]

Would be a bit boring, its simply pulling the glove over the other glove. Give it a try.

[@wassenbergertauchkeller6752]

Hi Ben, great tip and as always great video with lots of information.

[@johnhagenscuba]

My latest video we actually had to try this out. I am told it worked great! (3/3/24 Dive-2)

[@DutchDivingAdventures]

good tip! See you found the great spot of vinkeveen!

[@plavi.]

Hi Ben, once again great video. Can you tell me what type of drygloves you use? I have pretty lagre hands, and showa do not work for me, so I am in pursuit for drygloves. Thanks, and keep with good videos.

[@UTD_ScubaDiving]

They are heavy duty chemical gloves from a hardware store. Turned inside out so the White is visible. Thin latex material. Super cheap

[@lexvanlith8591]

Showa 727's are in a large size (xxl) which i use for the heating undergloves of Santi. The only thing: put the glovepart which is under the O-ring of the system double, because they are just a bit too thin to secure the lockring (using Kubi's)