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 The Viking Dry glove system is one of the
best way to attach dry gloves to a drysuit, but the
systems need to have 2 rings installed in the sleeves, on
which the glove is pulled over. The system is 100%
waterproof when installed right and is therefor used on
drysuit used to dive in
contaminated water.
Factory installed Dry Glove Rings on Viking
Drysuits
| DRY GLOVE
RINGS: OUTSIDE |
Heavy Duty Drysuit sleeve
Pro
1000 Drysuit
sleeve
Outside
end of separate latex Wrist seals cuff
Rubber
Outer Ring
Factory-applied
tape joint seal
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| DRY GLOVE
RINGS: INSIDE OF SLEEVE |
Inside end
of separate latex Wrist seals cuff
Drysuit
sleeve, turned inside-out
Plastic
Inner Ring
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How to install Dry Glove Rings on a Viking
Drysuit
| VIKING DRY
GLOVE SYSTEM: PARTS |
Latex
Wrist seals cuff.
Taped seam
to Drysuit sleeve.
Drysuit
sleeve.
Plastic
Inner Ring.
Large
locking groove.
Rubber
Outer Ring.
Locking
ridge which mates with Inner Ring large
locking groove.
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| INSTALLING
THE RINGS. |
 This procedure is difficult. Take your
time, in order to avoid damage to
the Drysuit!
Slide
plastic Inner Ring down the inside of
Drysuit sleeve, with large locking groove
facing toward cuff.
Insert
Inner Ring into latex cuff only until
large locking groove
enters cuff beyond taped seam.
Slide
rubber Outer Ring over cuff, with locking
ridge facing away from sleeve. Be careful
to avoid damaging taped seam as you slide
Outer Ring over it. Be sure not to
dislodge Inner Ring. Large locking groove
must remain inside the latex cuff, as
Outer Ring is slid over it. Now, force
Outer Ring locking ridge over Inner Ring
locking groove until they mate.
Latex cuff
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| INSPECTION
AFTER ASSEMBLY. |
After
Rings are installed, invert latex cuff
completely into Ring.
Observe
that outermost edge of Inner Ring is
level with outermost edge of Outer Ring.
This ensures that locking groove and
locking ridge are properly mated.
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| COMPLETE
ASSEMBLY |
Five finger rubber
Dry Glove attached to Ring.
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