SHOWA 660 Gloves

Showa 660 gloves are among the most popular and widely used dry gloves in recreational and technical diving, renowned for their extraordinary robustness and longevity. Thanks to a complete thick PVC coating over a soft cotton inner lining, these gloves create an impenetrable barrier against water and offer superior mechanical protection.

CE certified (EN 374-2, EN 374-3 and with very high abrasion resistance EN 388 level 4), they are the ideal choice for those seeking an "indestructible" drysuit glove, capable of withstanding the most demanding uses in the sea, lake, or underwater work environments.

Features and Benefits for Underwater Use:

• Total Protection and Insulation: The high-quality PVC completely seals the hand, remaining flexible even at low temperatures and offering total impermeability to water and contaminants (oils, hydrocarbons, and chemicals).
• Heavy Grip Rough Finish: The rough PVC finish over the entire palm and fingers ensures a firm, non-slip grip on wet equipment, facilitating the handling of ascent lines, carabiners, torches, and tools even in low visibility conditions.
• Maximum Abrasion Resistance (Level 4): Designed to last, they offer exceptional resistance to cuts, scratches, and continuous rubbing, making them ideal for wreck diving, commercial work, or tight passages in caves.
• Comfort Cotton Lining: The cotton inner lining absorbs natural hand perspiration during diving, improving overall thermal comfort and making them easier to put on.
• Ergonomic and Anti-Irritation Design: The internal knit is structured without seams in contact with the skin to avoid annoying pressure points or redness caused by hydrostatic squeeze. Designed to follow the hand's natural movements, they reduce fatigue during long hours of diving.

Available Sizes: 8/M - 9/L - 10/XL - 11/XXL

Target Use:

Showa 660 gloves are the perfect choice for divers who use dry glove ring systems (Kubi, Si Tech, Waterproof, etc.) and prioritize reliability and durability. If you engage in intense technical diving, wreck exploration, or underwater work where gloves are subjected to high mechanical stress, the Showa 660 is the timeless classic that never disappoints.