Tough construction with plenty of flexibility. 3mm allows for sufficient dexterity to efficiently operate my gun. Palm pads provide good grip for wrangling a slippery fish. Fit is snug around palms but a tad roomy at the finger tips. Overall great gloves and would recommend to a fellow diver. Confidently putting my fingers where fingers shouldn't normally be put ;-).

thanks for the prompt delivery of my new gloves, I got to use them yesterday for the first time. they were warm and feel like they will hold up well for the commercial dive work i will be doing. thanks again!

I just came back from putting a pair of these through some torture in Norway, wrenching mussels out of cracks in barnacle-crusted rocks. Not a scratch in them. They're also comfortable, easy to put on, and plenty flexible for handling the speargun, shooting line, clips, and whatnot. You lose some fingertip feel, and it was hard to flip the recording toggle on my camera on and off by feel, but I consider that a necessary sacrifice in return for being able to use my hands without having to worry about the gloves cutting or tearing. As far as appearance goes, that's not a criterion for me, but for what it's worth they look a lot better when you're actually wearing them. Don't let the looks turn you off from these.

I’ve been using these for a month now diving in Alaska and spearing salmon. This requires hugging the bottom and grabbing barnacled rocks to hold yourself in the current. It can be really hard on gloves. These gloves have held up astonishingly well. The Kevlar shows no signs of wear, whereas with other gloves I’ve used in the past I would be reaching for the aquaseal by now. Highly recommend.

Excellent gloves...the best I've ever owned. I probably spearfish 80- 100 days a year in Southern California. I just bought a replacement pair for when my first pair of Kevlar gloves wear out. I used to burn through several pairs of gloves per year. I'm very happy to have finally found some gloves that have already lasted a whole season.

These gloves are built like a tank but still super comfortable and warm. Even in SoCal waters. The glue is sticky at first but doesn’t cling to things and after two dives is a non-issue. I love these gloves.

perfect for loading spear guns, knifing fish and changing zincs on the yacht.

I love the "regular" Mako gloves with the black leather palms. However, these are waaaay warmer and durable. I've put 62 bugs in the bag this year and the gloves look brand new. I saw a complaint regarding the glue being "sticky". One dive and the stickiness of the glue is gone. I would highly recommend these to any dedicated bug diver.

In all my years of hunting lobster here in California waters I’ve gone through numerous different brands of gloves... the Mako Kevlar Dive Gloves are by far the absolute best! I’ve learned my lesson and would never buy anything else!

Since I dive in frigid pacific NW waters, the gloves should be a bit longer with a better seal to really do the job. However, in general, the gloves are well made of good material. I just would make them a bit longer.

These gloves are pretty good on durability. The only complaint I have is that the glue on the seems became sticky after a week or two and get s on everything it touches. It then continue s to peal. Fix the issue with the sticky seam glue and you will have an awesome product.