Cressi Camouflage Spearfishing Gloves Made of Elastic Neoprene - Warm

In this review of the Cressi Hunter Camouflage Spearfishing Gloves, the bottom line is straightforward: these 2.0 mm neoprene gloves are best for divers and spearfishers who want slim, flexible hand protection that still provides warmth in medium cold water. The review finds the gloves deliver excellent dexterity and tactile control thanks to the elastic neoprene and five-finger design, while the anti-slip palm and scratch resistant textile offer real protection from rocks and reef while hunting. They are not a heavy-duty cold water glove but shine where mobility and fit matter most.

Key Features

• Elastic Neoprene: The premium elastic 2.0 mm neoprene allows full finger movement and keeps hands warm in medium cold water while preserving tactile feedback.
• Anti-slip Palm: A coated palm surface provides grip and resistance to abrasion, which helps when handling spears, fish, or rough reef surfaces.
• Scratch Resistant Textile: Reinforced outer textile extends usable life against scrapes and contact with rocky terrain.
• Large Velcro Wrist Strap: The wide Velcro area enables a secure, adjustable wrist seal to limit water flushing and keep the glove in place.
• Black Metallite Lining: The inner Metallite lining makes the gloves easier to put on and adds a bit of insulation without bulk.
• Camouflage Options: Blue or green mimetic patterns match Cressi wetsuits and socks for a coordinated hunter setup.

Who It's For

These gloves are aimed at freedivers, spearfishers, and scuba divers who prioritize comfort and finger mobility over heavy insulation. If you spend time in bluewater or temperate conditions and need good protection from cuts and stings while keeping fast hand movement, the Hunter gloves fit that role very well.

They are less suitable for prolonged exposure to very cold water or for commercial dive work that demands thicker thermal protection and reinforced seams. Users who need maximum seam durability or extreme cold protection should look for a thicker, more heavy duty model.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High dexterity from elastic 2.0 mm neoprene and five-finger design, good for precise tasks.
• Effective warmth and comfort for medium cold water due to the Metallite lining and neoprene thickness.
• Anti-slip palm and scratch resistant textile protect hands when handling gear or working around reefs.
• Camouflage options allow visual matching with other Cressi hunter gear for a coordinated setup.

Cons

• Some customers report mixed build quality and occasional seam durability issues, so long-term seam resistance may vary.
• At 2.0 mm thickness these are not ideal for very cold water where thicker gloves are required.

Specifications

Brand	Cressi
Model	Hunter Camouflage Spearfishing Gloves
Material	Elastic neoprene with Black Metallite lining
Thickness	2.0 mm
Design	Five-finger gloves with anti-slip palm and scratch resistant textile
Closure	Large Velcro wrist adjustment
Made in	Cambodia (designed in Italy)

Our Verdict

The Cressi Hunter Camouflage gloves are a strong choice for spearfishers and divers who need slim, responsive hand protection with decent warmth in medium cold water. They offer great fit, grip, and comfort for hunting and reef work; just be aware that seam durability has mixed feedback and they are not a substitute for thick cold-water gloves. Overall they represent good value for agile water sports users.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these gloves warm enough for 60F water?
Yes, customers report the 2.0 mm thickness and Metallite lining perform well around 60F for typical spearfishing and freediving sessions.

Do they match Cressi wetsuits?
Yes, the Blue and Green mimetic camouflage patterns are designed to coordinate with Cressi Hunter wetsuits and socks for head to toe matching.

Are the seams durable for regular use?
Most users find the gloves comfortable and protective, but some have reported seam wear over time, so inspect seams regularly and avoid excessive abrasion to prolong life.