Conch Dyfiber Gloves

When you’re lobstering or spearfishing, you need gloves that protect your hands without sacrificing dexterity or grip.

The Cressi Conch Dyfiber Gloves are designed to do exactly that.

Made with high-performance Dyfiber fibres reinforced with stainless steel, they’re cut, puncture, and impact-resistant – rated ANSI Level 4 for cut resistance and Level 3 for puncture resistance – so you can confidently handle fish and lobsters.

They’re also excellent for shucking oysters, protecting your hands from slips and sharp shell edges.

An extra layer of reinforcement across the back of the hand helps protect your knuckles and fingers from bumps and scrapes when reaching into rocky crevices.

The sandy nitrile palm provides outstanding grip in dry, wet, and oily conditions—essential when you're handling slippery catches or gripping a speargun.

Despite the serious protection, the gloves remain lightweight and dexterous enough for detailed work—loading a speargun, untangling line, or working with small catches. Cressi’s Dyfiber construction ensures maximum strength with minimal weight.

The deep cuff and adjustable hook-and-loop wrist closure keep the gloves firmly in place, even when they’re waterlogged and heavy from repeated submersion.

Built with Cressi’s expertise in underwater equipment, the Conch Dyfiber Gloves deliver serious protection for hardworking hands.

• High-performance Dyfiber fibres reinforced with stainless steel provide cut, puncture, and impact resistance
• ANSI Level 4 cut resistance and Level 3 puncture resistance for reliable protection in demanding conditions
• Sandy nitrile palm delivers outstanding grip in dry, wet, and oily conditions
• Extra protection layer across the back of the hand guards knuckles and fingers from bumps and scrapes
• Deep cuff and secure wrist closure keep gloves firmly in place, even when waterlogged
• Ideal for spearfishing, lobstering, shucking oysters, and gripping sharp rocky surfaces
• Lightweight and dexterous enough for detailed work like loading spearguns, untangling line, or handling small catches