OK, How about Dry Suits?

[Nordic Diver]

Chris

I use the hand warmers that you get at Gander Mountain or any other sporting goods store. I prefer the ones with the self adhesive on them but they all work well. I place them inside my dry glove liner and this works good & no problem with to hot. Your hands don't really get hot, they just never get cold if you know what i mean.

For a cold dive in the spring on say the Vernon with a 18 - 20 minute bottom time this is a must at least for me. I also have seen people with the Giant warmer that you use on your back for really deep dives where the thermo is still very shallow like the T & L in early June.

I use them with Argon and / or air, either one. I see no difference with them when using argon but then again the US Navy See's no difference between Air & Argon either.. when it comes to thermal protection in diving.

Capt Bill