gloves

[mrsl]

I am a glove-wearer (I know it's not for everyone but it works for me) and wanted to pass on information on some sting-proof gloves that I now use - they are True Blue Gloves, and are thin enough to allow handling frames but thick enough for the bees to not sting through. They are vinyl gloves with a built-in cotton liner so they don't stick to my hands either.

[S.M.N.Bee]

Were did you buy them?

John

[mrsl]

I got them at World Market, but they are available on the internet (Amazon has them); they are heavy duty dishwashing gloves so they may also be available in department stores that sell kitchen stuff.

[EastSideBuzz]

Bucko gloves is the only way to go. Section 22 http://www.buckogloves.com/catalog.html.

I order them by the case.

[LeonardS]

Bucko gloves is the only way to go. Section 22 http://www.buckogloves.com/catalog.html.

I order them by the case.

They have 45 pages in the catalog. Which gloves do you buy?

[toekneepea]

They have 45 pages in the catalog. Which gloves do you buy?

Section 22.

Tony P.

[LeonardS]

Section 22.

Tony P.

Great, I see them now. Is their pricing on the Site? I didn't see a place to order.

[Beagler]

Just call them, they are about nine bucks a pair.

[Kurt S]

True Blue Gloves...... They are vinyl gloves with a built-in cotton liner so they don't stick to my hands either.

I use something similar - but with no elastic on the cuff, how do you keep them from going down the glove?
Most times it's not a problem, but every once in a while....

[mrsl]

I put my suit sleeves over the gloves to keep them out (I wear an Ultrabreeze suit and the sleeves have velcro/elastic in the cuffs.)