Blue latex gloves with a long textile cuff: the fine-feel glove for the apiary, sizes 6 to 11.
Sold in pairs. Latex lets you feel the frame and rinses clean in seconds, but it runs large: most people get it right by ordering one size down.
01 · THE SIZE
Measure the width across your knuckles in centimetres, little finger to index: 9 cm means size 9. With that figure, on these gloves it pays to go one size down — latex gives, and spare finger length costs you the feel you came for. Sizes run from 6 to 11. The forearm elastic is snug: it goes on more easily over the suit sleeve.
02 · FEEL AND HEAT
Thin latex is what lets you part frames, work the hive tool or lift propolis without losing sensitivity, and afterwards it rinses under the tap. The trade-off is that it does not breathe: on a long summer day the hand sweats. And it tears on snags: check the pair before each visit. Like any glove, it reduces stings; it does not remove them.
⚠ LATEX ALLERGY
Do not use these if you have a known allergy or sensitisation to natural latex. Nitrile gloves with a gauntlet cover the same feel-first slot without latex protein.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
| ✓ FITS | Handling that needs feel: brood checks, marking, cages and fine tools. |
| ⚠ BEAR IN MIND | One pair per unit. No breathability: for real heat or long days, leather is better. |
| LTA reference | 080112 |
|---|---|
| Hand material | Latex |
| Cuff | Long textile, elasticated at the forearm |
| Sizes | 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 |
| Colour | Blue |
| Contents | 1 pair |
Data sheet
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