Cressi High Stretch Gloves 2.5mm

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Enables the use of fingers while working under water, while providing comfortable heating - which also increases working time.

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Lets water in through the seams, but warms the hands sufficiently in the opening.

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Warm ones

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They work well as a glove in warmer weather and why not for a short dyke in colder weather as well. At its coldest, it was in 8-degree water. The flexibility is good and easy to put on even when wet and they dry quickly

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Good for early open swims. A little feeling of the water disappears, but I guess that's the case with all gloves.

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The right size. But when opening, water gets into the gloves and the fingers/hands get wet. Annoyance. Next, you need to look for gloves that keep water even when open. Do you have, for example, Ice Grip inuit waterproof neoprene gloves?

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Really good gloves for open swimming.

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A flexible glove for not so cold waters. Good to put on and take off.

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For winter swimming, size S is good when glove size 7.5 and long fingers.

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good and sturdy gloves, suitable for open swimming. The size is quite large, I chose size M, but S would have been suitable. Maybe there was a measurement table on the pages, but I didn't notice it. If there wasn't, it would make it easier to choose a suitable helmet. For open swimming, the gloves have to fit just right, too big ones get water too easily.