SCUBA diving boots, gloves, hoods and other accessories are essential for cold water diving. Depending on your personal comfort and tolerance for cold, you may want to add SCUBA gloves, SCUBA boots, and SCUBA hoods in water temperatures of 65 degrees or lower. Neoprene SCUBA accessories are available in a range of thicknesses to match your expected water temperature. Stay warm and make the most out of your diving experience with these important body-insulating items!

SCUBA Boots, Gloves, Hoods

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SCUBA Diving Hoods

SCUBA Accessories That Keep Your Extremities Warm

You can convert your favorite fullsuit into a hooded suit with SCUBA diving hoods. In waters of 60-65 degrees and lower, SCUBA hoods keep your head warm and help to retain essential body heat. SCUBA diving hoods also protect your head and ears from abrasions or debris in rough water conditions. Just like your wetsuit, a SCUBA hood has to fit properly in order to benefit you, so be sure to check the size chart before ordering.

In addition to SCUBA hoods, we offer versatile hooded tops that can be worn alone or layered under a wetsuit for added core insulation.

If your diving excursions take you into water below 65 degrees, SCUBA boots and SCUBA gloves are also must-have items. Remember, the deeper you go, the colder the water, so for deep diving, these accessories are critical to ensure your warmth and comfort. When your hands and feet are warm, your entire body will feel more comfortable. SCUBA diving gloves keep your hands warm without sacrificing mobility. SCUBA diving boots provide traction and can improve the comfort and fit of your fins.

Selecting SCUBA Boots, Gloves, and Hoods

See our entire selection of SCUBA diving hoods, boots, and gloves. To learn more about our SCUBA accessories and how to shop for them, visit our Help & Advice section or speak to one of our experts at 866-906-SUIT (7848). With our wide variety of products, you can rest assured Wetsuit Wearhouse has all the cold-weather SCUBA gear you need to extend your season for as long as possible.