
O'Neill Psycho Tech 3mm Wetsuit Gloves
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O'Neill Psycho Tech 3mm Wetsuit Gloves
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Bananaway - Ljubljana
Podmilščakova ulica 46
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
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Warm 3mm Wetsuit Gloves for Cold Water and Wind
The O'Neill Psycho Tech 3mm wetsuit gloves are built for cold water, when your hands are the first to lose warmth and grip strength. O'Neill describes them as the balance between warmth and dexterity.
The TechnoButter 3 outer neoprene sheds water and stays stretchy, while the TechnoButter 3 Firewall lining retains heat and dries quickly. An external Fluid Seam Weld seals the seams.
Winter SUP on a lake, kitesurfing in cold wind or a dawn surf: with warm hands you stay out longer and keep a secure hold on the paddle or bar until the end of the session.

Who Are the O'Neill Psycho Tech 3mm Gloves For?
These gloves are made for anyone who stays on the water in late autumn and winter, when the water is cold and the wind is blowing.
We recommend them for:
- SUP paddlers on winter tours on lakes and rivers
- kitesurfers and wing foilers whose wet hands get chilled by the wind
- surfers in autumn and winter swell
- kayakers whose hands are wet all the time
- cold-water swimmers whose fingers get cold first
- anyone whose hands get cold quickly on the water
O'Neill Psycho Tech 3mm Gloves Benefits
Warmth in cold water
3mm neoprene and the TechnoButter 3 Firewall lining retain heat, so your hands stay warm and ready to grip for longer.
Flexible fingers despite the thickness
TechnoButter 3 neoprene is highly stretchy and the anatomical fit follows the natural shape of your hand, so you grip a paddle, bar or handle without strain.
Less water through seams and wrist
Fluid Seam Weld seams block water, and the O'Ring wrist seal reduces cold water flushing into the glove.
Wind protection
Windproof smoothskin on the back of the hand blocks the wind that chills wet hands fastest.
Grip with wet hands
The Tacky Grip palm holds the paddle or bar even when everything is wet.
Quick drying between sessions
The Firewall lining dries fast, so the gloves are ready sooner for your next session.
Material and Technology
The O'Neill Psycho Tech 3mm gloves use O'Neill's TechnoButter 3 neoprene with three layers: a water-repellent outer jersey, an Envy foam rubber core and a pre-stretched inner jersey.
Envy foam insulates with microscopic air cells at a lower weight. The seams are glued and blindstitched, then sealed on the outside with an 8mm Fluid Seam Weld made of silicone-based urethane.
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 3mm |
| Material | TechnoButter 3, smoothskin on the back of the hand |
| Lining | TechnoButter 3 Firewall |
| Seams | glued, blindstitched, external Fluid Seam Weld |
| Palm | Tacky Grip |
| Wrist | O'Ring seal |
| Water temperature | cold water, late autumn and winter |
| Sizes | XS–2XL |
Are 3mm Wetsuit Gloves Warm Enough for Winter?
For most cold-water sessions in late autumn and winter, yes. The O'Neill Psycho Tech 3mm gloves combine 3mm neoprene, a heat-retaining Firewall lining and sealed seams. O'Neill does not specify an exact water temperature, so factor in how quickly your hands get cold.
Care
After every session, rinse the gloves in cold fresh water, turn them inside out and dry them in the shade. O'Neill advises against hot water, direct sun, washing machines and tumble dryers, as heat damages neoprene and glued seams.
For a full winter setup, pair the gloves with a wetsuit hood and wetsuit boots, or browse all wetsuit gloves.
Why Choose O'Neill?
Jack O'Neill founded the brand in 1952, when he opened one of the first surf shops in San Francisco. O'Neill is a pioneer of the neoprene wetsuit and has been building cold-water gear for more than 70 years.
Jack built his gear with one goal: to stay in the water longer. The same goal drives every O'Neill neoprene accessory, from hoods to gloves.
