SpearPro Dyneema Gloves - Tuna - Lobstering, Spearfishing, Scuba Diving, Fishing, Crabbing, Cut Resistant, Kitchen

I was looking for the perfect lobstering glove. Look no further, jut a side note they run a little tight. I wear an XL and these are snug in a XL

I often cut my hands in the plastic lane markers when I swim laps. I have some scuba gloves for tropical water, but they are still made if neoprene so get quite heavy as I swim distance.These do not and still protect my hands

I'll start by saying I am pretty hard on my gear. Used these for the first time for spearfishing and while I really liked the feel (dexterity, grip, size) the seam on the velcro wrist strap broke off after I went to put the gloves back on after one rest break. I will probably still use them until they show other signs of fault but kind of a bummer. They appear to be single stitched onto the glove which "seams" silly. hah

Used them now about 10 times spearfishing and lobstering. Starting to show a little wear but I have not found any that dont. These are a good balance of being pretty tough but also allowing dexterity.

Ordered the XXL (largest available) for my husband. He has larger hands, but they're not Wreck-it Ralph large, by any means, and ordinarily he wears size XL gloves. It was impossible for him to get these on more than halfway down his fingers while dry, and being in thesalt water only helped a minimal amount. Since they were the only gloves he had, he wore them anyway, and kept working at it. After 30 minutes or so of forcing each finger further and further in each glove finger, he finally had them on enough to affix the velcro strap - although each finger still had at least an inch of glove that just wouldn't seat. I felt like I was watching OJ Simpson in court. At the end of his 3-hour dive (on a Brownie), he still couldn't get them seated properly. On each of his next 5 or so dive trips, the gloves got harder and harder for him to put on. He's tried stretching them with various tools, but they haven't loosened at all. I guess that could be a good thing if they did fit, because it would mean they'd last longer. He did catch several lobsters by hand while wearing these, and they definitely served their purpose of protecting his hands. Giving 5 stars for durability and function, but subtracting 2 stars for the extremely frustrating size issue.

Super durable dyneema material. Snug fit that doesn’t get stretched out after multiple uses. Love the velcro strap which stops any water flushing in and out of the gloves. I have a 8” hand from end of wrist to top of middle finger. The XL is slightly loose at first, but after wearing and drying in the sun the fit is nice.

I guess this is made for people who don't go spearfishing every week, sometimes multiple times a week? Maybe this is the Harley of spearfishing gloves, only meant for people who use them once a month and stay in the ocean about an hour.It's also possible these gloves were designed by people who have never used a polespear and don't understand the extra tear that physically holding the band taught can cause? Well I don't like to cheat by using a speargun, it's too easy. I like to actually hunt my fish not just point and click them to death. I'll look for a brand that supports real spearfishing enthusiasts, not posers fishing on easy mode.

Great spearo gloves. Great grip yet spear slides right out when I let go. Sturdy and they actually fit my giant mitts. Won't use anything else. Hope they keep selling these for if I ever need a new set