Gloves Leather Beekeeping
R390,00
Leather beekeeping gloves provide unparalleled sting resistance, heavy-duty protection against splinters, and full-coverage forearm gauntlets to completely seal the gap between your hands and your bee suit.
Top Leather Beekeeping Gloves Options
- Living Seeds Beekeeping Gloves Leather (SA Made): Crafted with premium, soft goatskin leather palms for superior finger sensitivity and a durable bull denim gauntlet for full forearm coverage.
- Bee Happy Beekeeping Gloves Leather with Gauntlet: Professional-grade, locally manufactured gloves made of thick, supple leather and reinforced stitching with elbow-length canvas gauntlets.
- BHive Beekeepers Gloves Extended Sleeves: Heavy-weight composition featuring durable cowhide leather hands, heavy-duty canvas sleeves, and elastic cuffs to keep bees out.
- Easy Beesy Ventilated Beekeeper Gloves: Built from high-quality pig leather and canvas with integrated breathable mesh panels to reduce sweat buildup.
Core Specifications & Key Features
| Feature |
Description |
| Material Types |
Goatskin (softer, better dexterity) or Cowhide/Pigskin (thicker, maximum sting protection). |
| Sleeve Gauntlet |
Elbow-length heavy canvas or bull denim to protect the wrists and forearms. |
| Closure |
Heavy-duty elastic cuffs to ensure a tight bee-proof seal over your suit sleeves. |
| Ventilation |
Optional breathable mesh panels built into the wrist section for hot summer inspections. |
Pro Tips for Leather Glove Care & Use
- Do Not Machine Wash: Machine washing shrinks and stiffens leather. Gently hand wash with mild soap and water, or wipe them down with a damp cloth.
- Pheromone Management: Bees leave alarm pheromones on leather after stinging, which can attract more stings. Neutralise this by smoking your gloves before an inspection.
- Fit Check: Ensure the gloves fit snugly. Excessively loose material makes handling delicate frames difficult and increases the risk of pinching bees.
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