Frivannsliv® Native 5mm neoprene gloves

A soft and comfortable neoprene glove in 5 mm thick neoprene. The glove also has a number of properties that keep you warm and comfortable throughout the dive.

Pure quality. The glove is suitable for both free diving, underwater hunting, as well as water sports, snorkelling, kayaking and sport diving.

Features and characteristics

• Soft, curved, comfortable shape that follows the anatomy of the hand and provides a better fit.
• 5mm neoprene thickness.
• Very flexible and soft neoprene.
• 3mm cuff with water lock, and a sliding skin seal that makes it fit perfectly against the suit.
• Welded seams that prevent leaks. No seams that open up over time, and best of all - the glove becomes both more comfortable and warmer.
• Extra reinforced palm.

Size guide :

The length is measured from the bottom of the palm (inside) to the top of the middle finger.

Tip: Native is a glove that is roomy in the fingers, if you have very thin fingers we recommend the Soft Grip glove instead.

How to take off and put on the gloves:

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Water-based glue
600g of chemicals saved per costume
The laminating adhesive is now water-based and is thus free of solvents (VOC).

72% CO2 reduction
The neoprene in our suits contains a lot of recycled material, including rubber tires (gives approx. 72% less CO2 emissions).

Elimination of tar substances
New formula virtually replaces all the tar substances in the neoprene (PAH).

Limestone instead of petrochemicals
The neoprene in our suits contains limestone extracted from limestone mines. This replaces petrochemicals and produces less emissions.

A more environmentally friendly dyeing of textiles
Our textiles are dyed in a resource-saving way ("Dope dyed") and this saves 104 L of water per kg of fabric compared to other techniques. The colors in the fabric are highly UV resistant.

105 L of water saved per kg fabric, 26% carbon footprint saved per kg fabric

45 plastic bottles = fabric for a wetsuit
The nylon is knitted with polyester yarn made from plastic bottles.