Andrew,

The silver (Michael Jackson ) liners are a piece of SHIT.    I keep mine =
in my box for emergency toilet paper.  After use you can pull the glove =
off while turning it inside out and just toss it.  If you are =
environmentally conscious you could take it to the nearest can but make =
sure it is inside out.

Seriously,  as I mentioned to several others,  I had tried so many =
gloves that didn't work well I expected the same from these.  That was =
almost a year ago and I didn't save the tag that joined the gloves when =
I bought them.   Knowing how I have a tendency to misplace things I =
tried to buy another pair but could not find them.  If you could be =
patient with me I will talk to the store owner where I bought mine to =
see if he can get them or tell me where he did get them.   As soon as I =
find out I will post it to the list in FULL DETAIL.   I am almost =
embarrassed that I did not pay more attention when I bought them.   It's =
just that there were lots of them in stock when I bought mine and I =
really didn't expect them to work very well because that had been the =
trend with all the others.   I might have paid four or five dollars for =
them because my other gloves had gotten wet and weren't going to work =
for an afternoon dive.

I WILL put the post out as soon as possible as I am planning on diving =
this Sat. and Sun. so I will be there to ask.   Sorry.

Later,
		Jon Guizar

----------
From:  Andrew Meshel[SMTP:ameshel@be*.co*]
Sent:  Wednesday, January 22, 1997 6:42 PM
To:  Jon Guizar; 'Cavers List'; 'Techdiver List'
Subject:  Re: dry gloves

Andrew Meshel
Email : 76345.2033@co*.co*=20
  OR
ameshel@be*.co*
(919)441-9300=20

----------
From: Jon Guizar <jeg154@ps*.ed*>
T'Craig and Tom' <tjg4@ps*.ed*>
Subject: dry gloves
Date: Tuesday, January 21, 1997 8:54 PM

>Jon
>
>Much of my diving is in 34deg. To 38deg. Water.    What we like to use =
is
the >Viking dry glove (shell).   The best liner I have found is a
thinsulate  "garden glove" >made by 3M.  The glove can be fragile and a
pair of wet gloves or mits can be >carried as backup.  =20
>----------

Hi Jon

  Is the glove the ones that look there made of some sort of silver =
metal
thread?? Or can you tell us the name the glove goes under ,or a catalog =
we
could order them from. I am doing a week of diving up @ White Fish point =
in
Michigan and after living on the outer banks of North Carolina I am =
afied
that my tolerance for cold is not what it use to be <g>.


Andrew Meshel
Email : 76345.2033@co*.co*=20
  OR
ameshel@be*.co*



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