Drysuit Latex Bottle Wrist Seals (pair)

Arrived quickly, appears to be good quality, easy to install. Would definitely buy again.

I've bought them from Dive Right, the price was great and delivery was fast. They were a perfect match to my prior seals. The seals did what they were supposed to do keep the water out. The quality is top notch and I very happy with them. I would recommend them to some one looking to replace their wrist seals on a dry top.

After replacing these with my old ones, the suit is dry. I needed more surface area to seal. These seals are thicker than my others so they should last a long time. They are also longer so I can roll the suit over them to help protect them, making me happy longer.

I have really small wrists (many watches don't fit me) and the small size of these seals works very well! I get minor channeling when I grab something forcefully, but I have very prominent wrist tendons. The seals are easy to install. I used DRIS drysuit glue and a pickle jar, and had no problems.

I'm replacing seals on an older DUI suit. I like these better than the ones that were on the suit. A bit thicker and more flexible. I ordered small and probably should have ordered the medium for a 6" wrist. They aren't bad but a bit tighter than I thought. With time they may stretch a bit.

These are a good quality seal that fit true to size. They are an easy glue on install or can be done using heat tape depending on type of suit you are installing them on. They are OEM seals on most current suits produced. Always keep a spare set on hand in case you rip one. You can pull it directly over the torn seal and finish your day, it won't be perfect, but it is better than a flood.

I bought these and found them easy to install. Economical seal for the suits that I put them on. I think next time i will buy the wrist ring system and save me the gluing on and taking off the old ones. DRIS provides great servise as always and I won't go anywhere else for my dive supplies.

I am totally pleased with the round permanent wrist system as it was very easy to install using the dry tape from DRIS. Being able to safely and quickly change wrist seals is very important when a compromised drysuit could end your day of diving. I used the latex bottle seals and they are very comfy and the sizing is right on. Could not recommend these products any more!!! Thanks DRIS!

These gaskets are sized really well. Just measure your wrist at the seal point and get the right size based on the sizing chart. I used these to finish a custom made suit (instead of the more expensive silicone and ring system) and they worked great. The extended seal area provided by the bottle style is far more comfortable (and drier) than traditional cone type gaskets.

I replaced the OEM wrist seals that had turned to mush on a crushed neoprene drysuit. The DUI bottle seals are slightly thicker than the originals, more heavy duty and are much more comfortable, to my surprise.

Wrist sizing based on the DRIS site was right on, with careful measurement.

I could probably trim the length a quarter inch after installation, but they are so comfortable, why bother.

The hardest part was removing the old wrist seals and rubber tape using acetone and heat. Methyl-ethyl ketone would have worked much better, but I didn't have any available. I could have saved some time, trimmed back the original seals and installed directly over them, but I'm a perfectionist and must love the aroma of acetone.

I spot tested a couple OTC contact cements (too runny) and black wetsuit cement I keep around (too thick and way too permanent). I found the DRIS drysuit glue worked best.

Finish the exterior edge of the seal with some sort of finishing tape. Pull the suit inside out and finish the interior edge with a bead of 50-50 cotal/aquaseal or acetone/aquaseal, especially when adhering to a neoprene or crushed neoprene drysuit.

Dust liberally with talcum powder which helps to don and doff and will extend the life of the seals.

The final seals were excellent and quite water tight.