Pinnacle 4mm Merino Titanium Kevlar Karbonflex Diving Gloves

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Average Customer Review: based on 10 reviews.

Rating: Warm Gloves, Nice Dexterity
Reviewer: Lawrence C., Sunday, January 01, 2012 - View all my reviews
Most all of my diving is at night, hunting for bugs, in mid 50*F water. These gloves are snug fitting (as they should be), and are a nice combination of dexterity and warmth. The Merino lining does make a difference as these gloves are warmer than others I have used. As noted by others, the inside seams are scratchy when new. In practice, after the first few dives you dont notice it. The palmar kevlar section is adequate for bug hunting, but it would have been nice to have the kevlar extend up over both the sides of the glove and over the top of the thumb. The SeaSoft TiEdge has the best kevlar coverage, but the Pinnacle Merinos are much warmer.

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10 out of 18 people found this review helpful.



Rating: Best kevlar gloves ever
Reviewer: Chris B., Thursday, October 27, 2011 - View all my reviews
If you need a glove reinforced with kevlar, look no further. I have tried several kevlar gloves and these have the best construction yet while also being the most comfortable and warmer than the comparable 5mm gloves.

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19 out of 33 people found this review helpful.



Rating: Great deep water gloves!
Reviewer: Joseph Johnson, Sunday, July 04, 2010 - View all my reviews
We dive primarily inland lakes so below the thermalcline it can get quite cold. 7mm neo sometimes just isnt enough. So when I was looking to replace my old gloves for something a bit warmer, I really had my doubts about these, only being 4mm. But what a surprise! They kept our hands nice and toasty at 56 degrees, even warmer than the GoldCore 7mm that I have - perhaps in part due to the Merino lining. And another HUGE plus was the added dexterity since it was so much thinner! Fantastic cold water gloves!!!

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69 out of 175 people found this review helpful.



Rating: Fit like a glove
Reviewer: Jamie Knapp, Wednesday, November 16, 2011 - View all my reviews
No kidding, the sizing was spot on. Great support from Scuba.com with phone assistance and Merino via their on-line sizing guide.

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18 out of 36 people found this review helpful.



Rating: Gloves
Reviewer: William Kosin, Friday, July 22, 2011 - View all my reviews
Great gloves. they should last a long time.

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36 out of 72 people found this review helpful.



Rating: Pinnacle merino gloves
Reviewer: Troy B., Tuesday, December 18, 2007
gloves were warm and provided for good finger dexterity. allowed me good grip & full use of my hands while working my speargun and stringing up fish. The kevlar palm is durable. One issue is the elastic wrist strap. After donning the gloves, the stap with the velcro tightens only as far as the velcro allows. velcro needs to go all the way around the wrist so you can cinch down and tighten as much as you need. over all the glove is awesome for warmth (in 65 degree surface temp) and durability.

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201 out of 355 people found this review helpful.



Rating: great gloves, a couple of issues
Reviewer: Alon Altman, Monday, January 11, 2010 - View all my reviews
Love these gloves, a perfect blend of warmth and dexterity. how ever they feel constrictive until they break in, and started falling apart on me after a month of intense use.

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99 out of 237 people found this review helpful.



Rating: Pinnacle 4mm Merino Titanium Kevlar Karbonflex Gloves
Reviewer: Pami Tucker, Thursday, October 01, 2009
I use the gloves for moving rocks in creeks & Rivers here in Boise Idaho...They are great...I just bought my husband a pair as well...

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102 out of 195 people found this review helpful.



Rating: scuba.com overcharged me for the shipping
Reviewer: john h., Sunday, January 18, 2009 - View all my reviews
Why does scuba.com charge me 28 dollars to ship a pair of gloves when the box it was shipped in sais 16.15 for shipping and charges?

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128 out of 272 people found this review helpful.



Rating: gloves
Reviewer: Roger Huddleston, Saturday, March 17, 2007 - View all my reviews
Still a little bulky for my liking but they don a little easier than my 5mm ones.

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240 out of 470 people found this review helpful.