High Stretch Gloves 2.5 mm

High Stretch Gloves 2.5 mm

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Quick Facts About High Stretch Gloves 2.5 mm

  • 2.5 mm single-lined high-stretch neoprene
  • Metallite inner lining
  • Preformed, semi-bent fingers
  • Non-slip outer finish
  • Five-finger glove design
High Stretch Gloves 2.5 mm
Preformed finger shape

A glove shaped around a relaxed hand

The fingers are formed in a semi-bent position, with stretch neoprene around the hand. A Metallite interior helps with entry, while the non-slip outer finish provides the equipment-contact surface.

Stretch neoprene gloves with a shaped five-finger fit

Cressi High Stretch gloves combine 2.5 mm single-lined neoprene with a Metallite interior and a non-slip exterior. The fingers are preformed in a partly bent position, following the hand’s natural resting shape. They suit a diver looking for a flexible neoprene glove with separate finger movement and an outer gripping finish.

Shaping matters as well as thickness

The semi-bent fingers reduce how far the glove has to change shape when you curl your hand around equipment. The neoprene supplies stretch, but the fit still needs to suit your hand. Check finger length and palm fit with the controls you actually use, rather than choosing only by the 2.5 mm figure.

A lining that helps with putting them on

The Metallite lining is intended to help the glove slide onto the hand. The outer surface has a non-slip finish for handling equipment. These are different functions: the lining concerns entry, while the exterior concerns the surface that touches a light, clip or other item.

Choose the 2.5 mm version deliberately

High Stretch is offered in more than one thickness, and a shared photograph is not enough to establish which one an offer contains. Confirm the 2.5 mm marking and supplied hand size on the actual pair you are buying.

The selected source does not state a hand-size label alongside its default SKU. Confirm the actual size supplied before ordering. Thickness, lining and stretch describe the glove’s construction; they do not establish that one pair will fit every hand or provide the right insulation for every water temperature.

What divers ask about the High Stretch Gloves 2.5 mm before buying

Is this the 2.5 mm or 5 mm version?

This selection follows the 2.5 mm product. Its retained image shows a 2.5 mm wrist marking; the thicker version is a separate selection.

What is the inner lining?

Cressi specifies a Metallite lining. It is intended to help when putting the gloves on.

Why are the fingers partly bent?

The preformed fingers follow a partly bent hand position. Check the actual fit and finger movement with your usual equipment controls.

What hand size is supplied?

The selected source uses a default SKU without an explicit hand-size label. Confirm the supplied size with the seller before ordering.

Specifications for High Stretch Gloves 2.5 mm

Thickness
2.5mm
Material
Single-lined high-stretch neoprene
Inner lining
Metallite
Finger shape
Preformed and semi-bent
Outer finish
Non-slip

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