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AQUALUNG EZ-ON 2 SUPER GRIP DRY SUIT GLOVES

The Aqualung EZ-On 2 Super Grip Dry Gloves (originally designed under the Whites Drywear brand) are professional-grade, heavy-duty rubber drysuit gloves engineered for cold-water, commercial, and Public Safety Diving (PSD).

Built specifically to withstand demanding environments—including contaminated water operations—the EZ-On 2 series balances extreme durability with a high degree of manual dexterity, allowing divers to perform intricate underwater tasks without exposing their hands to the elements.

Key Features & Design

• Heavy-Duty 40-Mil Rubber: At 40 mil thick, these gloves are substantially thicker and more puncture-resistant than standard commercial rubber gloves. This extra thickness protects against sharp wreckage, debris, and marine hazards while maintaining the flexibility needed to tie knots, handle tools, or operate a camera.

• Dual-Layer High-Contrast Build: Molded with a solid black exterior and a high-visibility orange interior. The internal lining makes inspecting the gloves for micro-tears or punctures before a dive easy and intuitive.

• Extended 14" (35.5 cm) Gauntlet Cuff: The extra-long gauntlet style provides exceptional coverage over the wrists and lower forearm, ensuring a generous overlap with your drysuit’s wrist-seal architecture.

• Super Grip Textured Palm: The entire surface from the wrist down to the fingertips features a specialized, molded texture. This rough exterior ensures a reliable, non-slip grip on wet tools, downlines, and dive lights, even when fully submerged.

• Versatile Dry System Compatibility: These gloves offer excellent modularity for drysuit integration:

  • Can be hard-mounted directly onto dedicated Dry Glove Ring Systems.

  • Can be stretched directly over standard circular wrist rings (like the SI TECH Quick Cuff system) and locked down securely with a simple rubber retention O-ring for an immediate, tool-free dry glove setup.

Operational Tip: The EZ-On 2 gloves are sold unlined to allow divers to control their thermal layers. For warm-water or contaminated-water tasks where thermal protection isn't required, they can be worn directly over bare hands. For cold-water diving, pair them with a thin, high-loft fleece or wool thermal glove liner. Always thoroughly rinse and dry the gloves, both inside and out, after diving to prevent premature degradation of the rubber.