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The new Oceania Gloves are easier to handle and more resistant. The tape does not stretch, so you will never be able to wear gloves of much smaller sizes without destroying the glove. Apply talcum powder. The gloves should always be handled from the end of the cuff (you should avoid doing strong tractions near the tape). At the point of the palm-thumb (the thickest part of the hand) the glove should be made to slide not by pulling from the cuff, but by pulling down the glove. To remove the gloves, once the cuff is rolled up, the tape should never be turned, remove by pulling from the glove.

 

 Work gloves were already used in spearfishing and sailing. Unfortunately, gloves have no thermal properties and fill up quickly with water. To transform a work glove into a glove for water sports, the idea was to attach a silicone cuff. Unfortunately, silicone is a material that is almost impossible to adhere to, but thanks to new materials, at Oceania we were able to put together a waterproof, firm and water-resistant assembly.

DRYING OCEANIA GLOVES
This tutorial is about drying gloves. Leopard, Shark, Red Fish have little fiber and dry quite quickly. They are made of very resistant
materials and do not require too much attention. But the dolphin and especially the Orca require more time.
The Orca has a glove that tends to wear out before the others. First because the wearing procedure stresses the latex a little (with the new cuffs this does not happen). Second because it may not be dried correctly. We recommend rinsing the gloves with fresh water after use. Cleaning the cuff with soap is recommended because the silicone gets dirty with the skin grease and this inhibits the function of the talcum powder. Wring out the glove. Proceed to drying by placing the glove on the palm side (not the back) on a warm surface (not hot). Once the outside is dry, proceed with drying the inner lining (do not remove the fingers). Repeat the operation until the glove is dry. These warnings allow the gloves to last longer.