ScubaPro Easydon Dry Gloves — Small

A latex dry glove with a separate knitted liner

The Scubapro Easy-Don Dry glove uses a vulcanized latex shell with an elastic cuff and a separate knitted liner. This listing selects Small. It is a different construction from a neoprene wet glove: the shell supplies the waterproof outer layer, while the removable liner supplies an additional insulating layer.

Check the wrist interface first

Scubapro’s description allows the glove to be worn over or under a dive suit’s wrist seal. That arrangement needs to work with the actual suit, seal and glove size. Confirm the intended setup rather than assuming that a dry-glove name establishes compatibility with every ring or attachment system.

The source lists use with drysuits, semi-dry suits and wetsuits. Those suit labels are a starting point, not a substitute for checking the wrist interface and the manufacturer’s fitting instructions for your equipment.

Shell and liner have separate roles

The vulcanized latex shell forms the outer glove. A separate knitted glove liner is included for warmth, so it can be handled independently when arranging or drying the layers. Check that the Small shell and liner leave enough finger movement for the controls you need to operate.

Match the replacement you are buying

The source also mentions replacement gloves, O-ring kits and replacement rings as separately available items. This listing should not be treated as a promise that every one of those components is included. Confirm the actual mounting parts if you are building a new setup or replacing only one element.

Choose the Easy-Don around the latex shell, included liner and compatible wrist arrangement. The fit of that interface matters more than an assumption that any dry glove will attach to any suit.