Dry Gloves and Dry Glove Ring Systems | Scuba Center has been selling quality scuba diving and snorkeling equipment since 1973. You will find a wide selection of scuba and snorkeling equipment at both our Minneapolis and Eagan, Minnesota locations.

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DUI Dry Gloves | www.dui-online.comEstablished in 1963, DUI is the world's leader in keeping divers warm and comfortable.

Whether you are a recreational weekend diver, a technical diver pushing the envelope, a public safety diver needing protection in an unknown environment, a working commercial diver, a scientific diver in 28 degree water, or a military special ops diver with a mission. DUI has the equipment for you.
Nordic Blue Dry Gloves | Nordic Blue 301 Gloves & Nordic Blue 302 GlovesNordic Blue dry gloves have been on the market for many years. Nordic Blue is the perfect "water tight" dry glove solution . Nordic Blue dry gloves are not just for divers. More and more outdoors enthusiasts are discovering the warmth, dryness and durability of the Nordic Blue Collection. Uses for these gloves include: Antarctic exploration, fire departments (surface water rescue), commercial fishing, kayaking, rafting, sailing, seaweed harvesting, window cleaners...

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OS Systems Dry Gloves and Dry Glove Ring Systems | Since 1983, OS SYSTEMS has designed and manufactured quality drysuits and drysuit accessories for sport, military and commercial diving, search and rescue/recovery (diving and surface water), maritime and Coast Guard exposure protection, marine biology, aquaculture, fishing & hunting, water skiing, wakeboarding, personal water craft, sailing, canoeing, rafting, white water and sea kayaking.
SI Tech Dry Gloves and Quick Dry Glove Ring Systems | More than 40 years of manufacturing diving equipment, combined with a dynamic and skilled diving staff, makes SI TECH very capable to service varying demands. The original semi-automatic exhaust valve, patented in 1971 by the founder of SI TECH, Stig Insul?n, was the key of the Viking success and cleared the way for the variable volume diving revolution.More than 40 years of manufacturing diving equipment, combined with a dynamic and skilled diving staff, makes SI TECH very capable to service varying demands.

The original semi-automatic exhaust valve, patented in 1971 by the founder of SI TECH, Stig Insulán, was the key of the Viking success and cleared the way for the variable volume diving revolution. Focus on safety (considering first of all the needs of non-experienced dry suit divers) and simplicity has resulted in a wide range of valves, hoses and dry suit components for different applications.
Viking Dry Gloves and Dry Glove Ring Systems | Viking Cuff Ring System and Bayonet Ring System | Trelleborg Protective Products is one of the world's leading producers of protective clothing and related products. Through world renowned brand names like Viking, Trellchem® and TrellTent®, Trelleborg Protective Products develops and manufactures dry diving suits, chemical protective suits, inflatable shelters and a wide range of related products. Trelleborg Protective Products AB employs 200 people and has offices in Sweden, England, Norway, USA, Singapore, Lithuania and the Russian Federation. Headquarters are in Ystad, Sweden.Designing a system to protect the hands takes both good engineering as well as experience and knowledge in diving. That’s where Viking’s expertise is unbeatable. They’ve devised a cuff ring system that provides tremendous mechanical protection and chemical resistance. The standard Viking cuff ring system has only two parts; an inner ring that provides strength inside the sleeve, and an outer ring that provides a sealing surface for cuffs and dry gloves.

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While these are excellent reference materials, in no way should this information be considered a replacement for proper training for the specific type of diving in which you plan to participate.