Si Tech glove lock

[tc_rain]

Can anyone recommend an online store to get the new Si Tech glove lock system?

[Byte Me]

You can get the Viking bayonet locking gloves from Bob at the address below. These are the same as the Si Tech gloves I believe. The ones with the locking ring system, not just the push in place system. Great price and he's super helpful as well. A few friends and I worked with him to get ours and it was as painless as can be!

Robert Thiry
Triton Marine
2044 Bowling Green Drive
Sacramento CA 95825-0102
USA

voice: (916) 922-1135
fax: (610) 744-4190
voice mail: (775) 406-2917
admin@comdive.com
Viking Bayonet Dry Glove Ring Kits

[cummings66]

I second Bob, he's a great guy and you can trust him. Best prices around as well.

[whitworthsa]

If ST can't get them for you, DiveSeekers or DiveRightIn Scuba

[tc_rain]

I found a new pair on scubaboard that someone was selling. Thanks for the help anyway.

[Lake Michijim]

If you going Si Tec, carry a screw driver in your dry suit pocket. You'll find out why.

Jim

[tc_rain]

???? I have used a pair friend's pair for a couple months now without any problems and just figured it was time to give them back. Why a screwdriver?

[navyhmc]

That was going to be my question: Why a screw driver?

[Jack Hammer]

Originally Posted by Lake Michijim

If you going Si Tec, carry a screw driver in your dry suit pocket. You'll find out why.

Jim

ok, I'm biting, Why should I carry a screwdriver?

I've been using the si tech glove lock ring system and have had absolutely no issues with them whatsoever that weren't 100% user error.* They pop on and off in about a second with little if any effort.

Jack

*(that error would be me not checking the o ring for lint before jumping into 46* water and descending to 75' )

[Byte Me]

Add me to the "confused why you need a screwdriver" list...

Jack,

My buddy picked up a pair of these for her Fusion drysuit as well. I helped by letting her know which rings to use for the suit but she put them together. On the boat for her first dive using them - she didn't realize they shipped without the o-rings installed!! Mine came with the o-rings in the locks already so I didn't even think to mention that to her. The gloves didn't stay on well at all so we had to make a quick trip back onto the boat so she could take the liners out and used the wrist seals as intended - to keep her dry! Her hands were quite chilly after 40 minutes in 42 degree Lake Michigan water!!

So - make sure you check when you get these that the o-ring is installed in the wrist lock!!

Originally Posted by Jack Hammer

ok, I'm biting, Why should I carry a screwdriver?

I've been using the si tech glove lock ring system and have had absolutely no issues with them whatsoever that weren't 100% user error.* They pop on and off in about a second with little if any effort.

Jack

*(that error would be me not checking the o ring for lint before jumping into 46* water and descending to 75' )