Cressi Camouflage Spearfishing Gloves 2mm - Warm, Flexible Protection

In this review of the Cressi Hunter Camouflage Spearfishing Gloves the bottom line is simple: these are a lightweight, flexible option for bluewater spearfishing and general diving where 2 mm thermal protection and good finger dexterity matter. The gloves are made from premium elastic neoprene and are designed to match Cressi Hunter wetsuits, so they suit divers who want a coordinated kit and sensible warmth without bulk. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of stretch and tactile control that preserves finger movement while shielding hands from rocks, stings, and cool water.

Key Features

• Elastic neoprene: The 2.0 mm elastic neoprene offers high stretch so fingers retain natural movement for handling gear and spearfishing tasks.
• Thermal protection: Two millimeters of thickness provides warmth in medium cold water and helps keep hands comfortable on bluewater dives.
• Anti-slip palm: The palm has a non slip coating and scratch resistant textile to improve grip on spearfishing gear and to resist wear from contact with rocks.
• Easy fit: A large Velcro wrist area allows straightforward adjustment for a snug seal and quick on/off between dives.
• Comfort lining: The Black Metallite inner lining makes the gloves easier to put on and increases overall comfort during extended use.
• Camouflage options: Blue or green mimetic patterns match Hunter wetsuits and socks for coordinated concealment and style in the water.

Who It's For

The Cressi Hunter gloves are best for spearos, freedivers, and recreational scuba divers who need dexterity while maintaining basic thermal protection in moderate cold water. They work well for those who prioritize tactile control over thick insulation and want gloves that pair visually with a Cressi Hunter wetsuit.

These are not aimed at divers needing heavy cold water protection or thick impact padding; if you routinely dive in very cold conditions or require reinforced seam durability for heavy commercial use, a thicker, more heavily reinforced glove would be a better choice.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good balance of warmth and finger mobility thanks to elastic neoprene and a thin 2 mm profile.
• Improved grip and abrasion resistance from the anti slip palm and scratch resistant textile.
• Comfortable inner Black Metallite lining that eases donning and increases comfort.
• Camouflage patterns enable visual matching with Hunter wetsuits and reduce visibility to fish.

Cons

• Some customers report mixed build quality and occasional seam durability issues, so longterm heavy use may reveal seam weaknesses.
• The 2 mm thickness limits use in very cold water where thicker gloves are required for warmth.

Specifications

Brand	Cressi
Model	Hunter Camouflage Spearfishing Gloves
Material	Elastic neoprene with Black Metallite lining
Thickness	2.0 mm
Palm finish	Anti slip coating and scratch resistant textile
Closure	Large Velcro wrist adjustment
Made in	Cambodia (designed in Italy)

Our Verdict

The Cressi Hunter Camouflage gloves are a practical choice for spearfishers and divers who need warmth without sacrificing finger feel. They offer good grip, easy fit, and coordinated styling with Hunter wetsuits, making them a solid value for recreational and bluewater spearfishing. Those needing heavy cold water insulation or industrial seam strength should consider thicker, reinforced alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these gloves warm enough for cold water?
They provide moderate warmth for medium cold water thanks to 2 mm neoprene, but are not intended as heavy cold water insulation.

Do they allow good finger movement for spearfishing?
Yes, the elastic neoprene construction is specifically designed to preserve dexterity and natural finger movement.

How durable are the seams and palm?
The palm has a durable anti slip and scratch resistant finish, though some users report mixed seam durability under heavy or prolonged use.