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Slippy Opencell Wetsuit Lube 150g | Diving Sports Canada
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Slippy Opencell Wetsuit Lube 150g
Slippy is a powder concentrate for making a slippery viscous wetsuit lubricant.  ​The 150g Slippy unit will make 16 liters of very slippery wetsuit lubricant.  Slippy is for putting on and taking off of opencell and smooth skin wetsuits. ​Slippy can be prepared in under...
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This product is sold by unit Double Barrel Brass Nylon Crimps
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Diving Lead Weights 2 lb Uncoated | Diving Sports Canada Diving Lead Weights 2 lb Uncoated | Diving Sports Canada
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Diving Lead Weights 2 lb Uncoated
 Uncoated 2lb Diving Weight that will fit any nylon or rubber weight belt.
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Discover comfort, warmth, and protection with Diving Sports Canada’s extensive range of neoprene scuba accessories. Whether you’re looking to buy neoprene gloves, socks, hoods, boots, or undervests online in Canada or visit our Vancouver store, we have you covered for every dive.

Our high-quality neoprene dive gloves provide excellent thermal insulation and protection against sharp rocks, coral, and marine life—ideal for cold water and winter diving in Canada. Choose from multiple thickness options (2mm to 7mm) to match your diving environment and comfort needs.

Why Choose Neoprene Scuba Gloves?

Our gloves come with either adjustable wrist straps for quick on/off or zippered wrists for a snug, waterproof seal. Many feature pre-bent fingers and anti-slip palms for better dexterity and grip during dives. Perfect for wreck diving, underwater photography, or exploring rugged terrain.

Thermal Protection with Dive Hoods & Undervests

Don’t lose precious body heat—especially through your head and core. Our neoprene dive hoods provide superior warmth in chilly Pacific waters, crafted from durable neoprene, fleece, or lycra for maximum comfort. Pair them with insulated undervests to enhance your wetsuit’s thermal efficiency.

Dive hoods also help manage long hair and improve your overall dive experience by keeping cold water out while leaving your face clear for your mask and snorkel.

Protect Your Feet with Dive Boots & Socks

Explore our selection of neoprene dive boots designed for warmth and safety on rocky shores and boat decks. With options from 2mm to 7mm thickness, slip-on or zippered styles, and hard or soft soles, our boots offer both comfort and durability. For added warmth without bulk, consider our neoprene dive socks.

Remember to wear dive boots under your wetsuit ankles and pair them with open-heel fins for the best fit and performance underwater.

Shop Neoprene Dive Accessories Across Canada & Visit Us in Vancouver

At Diving Sports Canada, we are proud to offer one of the largest collections of neoprene scuba diving accessories in Canada. Whether you’re ordering online with fast shipping nationwide or stopping by our Vancouver store at 4578 Main Street, we’re here to ensure you have the gear you need to dive safely and comfortably.

Browse our full neoprene accessories collection online or contact us for expert advice on the perfect gear for your dive.

Neoprene Accessories FAQ

Why should I wear scuba diving gloves?

Scuba diving gloves help keep your hands warm in cold water and protect against cuts from rocks, coral, and marine life. They're essential for cold-water, wreck, or technical diving.

What glove thickness should I choose?

Choose glove thickness based on water temperature. Thinner gloves (2-3mm) suit warmer water, while thicker gloves (5-7mm) provide insulation in colder environments.

What’s the difference between wrist strap and zippered gloves?

Wrist strap gloves are easier to put on and adjust. Zippered gloves offer a more secure fit and seal better in cold water, though they may take slightly longer to put on.

Why are scuba hoods important?

Scuba diving hoods prevent heat loss through your head, helping you stay warmer underwater. They also keep hair out of your face and improve comfort in colder conditions.

Are all scuba hoods made from neoprene?

Most scuba hoods are made from neoprene for thermal insulation. Some also include fleece or lycra linings for added comfort and a better fit.

What is the purpose of dive boots?

Dive boots insulate your feet and protect them from rocks, sharp surfaces, or cold water. They're especially useful for shore entries or when using open-heel fins.

How do I choose between soft and hard sole dive boots?

Soft sole boots are lightweight and ideal for boat diving. Hard sole boots offer better protection for rocky shore entries or walking on uneven terrain.

Do I need dive socks if I already use dive boots?

Dive socks are mainly for added warmth and comfort inside full-foot fins or dive boots. They're not substitutes for boots in rocky or cold-water conditions.

How should dive boots be worn with a wetsuit?

Wear dive boots under your wetsuit. Roll the wetsuit legs over the boots to form a seal, which helps minimize water flushing inside the suit.

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