Premium Beekeeping Gloves

No matter what type of beehive you own, you will be required on occasions, to open the hive and undergo an inspection of the frames in either the brood box or honey super to check colony health.

To ensure you have the very best in sting prevention, you will need to wear a sting preventative beekeeping suit or jacket for these routine inspections, with most importantly, beekeeping gloves – you will not want to put your unprotected hands inside an active beehive!

These Flow Bee Suit Gloves are made from premium quality super-soft goatskin with mesh around the wrist which allows airflow, and unbleached, GOTS certified organic cotton gators which are elasticised at the elbow to prevent unwelcome visitors from entering your suit.

Practical and comfortable to wear, the pliable goatskin makes gripping objects much easier.

These exceptional gloves are the same high quality that we supply with all adult bee suits and jackets (Organic Cotton Suit, Mesh Suit, and Mesh Jacket).

ORGANIC COTTON

This beekeeping kit includes our highest grade, unbleached, GOTS certified organic cotton beekeeper suit emblazoned with the Flow logo on it’s breast pocket. Equipped head-to-toe with durable, high quality YKK zippers, a fully removable fencing veil, plus anti-bunch elastic thumb and ankle stirrups – these suits offer the ultimate in sting prevention.

Washing Instructions:

• Veil: Hand wash only.
• Suit: Remove veil from suit for machine washing in cold water. Tumble dry low. Remove promptly. Best to air dry in shade. No bleach.
• Gloves: Hand wash in cold water. Hang to dry in shade. Do not use dryer. No bleach.

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Beekeeping is a labour of love. As with all animal husbandry, it’s a pastime which requires knowledge, skill and dedication and which carries with it inherent risks.

Beekeeping suits and other personal protective equipment can offer excellent prevention against bee stings, but are not 100 percent effective. It’s important new beekeepers exercise caution when tending to their hives and are comfortable with the fact that sooner or later, all beekeepers get stung.

Check out this Flow sponsored safety pamphlet covering common beekeeping safety risks and first aid responses.

New to beekeeping and not sure where start?

Beekeeping is such a fascinating pastime enjoyed the world over by people from all walks of life.
Learning about looking after your bees is a fascinating and truly rewarding experience. They are amazing little creatures!

We love welcoming new beekeepers worldwide into the Flow family and have a swarm of resources to assist you in your journey.

Included with the purchase of any of our Flow products is support from our knowledgeable Flow team via:

• Getting Started - What You Need To Know

  A handy interactive guide explaining the fundamentals of beekeeping.

• Regular 'Facebook Live' events

  Weather permitting, the Flow team host weekly Facebook Live events.
   

• Support from our awesome team

  Have Flow product questions? We’re here to help, and operate during Australian business hours, Monday to Friday.

  • Email - Our friendly support staff will get back to you ASAP
  • Phone - Kick back and have a good old chat with Trace
  • Live chat - Get fast answers to your buzzing questions

   

• FAQ

  Official Flow answers to frequently asked questions.
   

• Community Forum

  Ask general questions regarding beekeeping, and have them answered by the worldwide Flow community – or read through different topics to find your answer!