Full Protective Gears Bee Suit, Bee Gloves And Bee Smoker

Bee Suit with No Gumboots.A beekeeper suit is comprised of protective garments which are usually worn by people involved in the business/hobby of beekeeping. Bees, cute and fuzzy as they are, are easily provoked and when provoked can unleash very painful stings (which can be deadly if you’re allergic) on their victims, especially in their large, hive numbers. It is for this matter that people who keep them must ensure that they properly protect themselves against the insects by wearing the beekeeper suit.
The main reason to keep bees is of course to get their honey to sell for a profit, or for personal use at home. But this is not the only benefit that you can get from bees; bees wax is another product produced by bees which can be sold, as it has practical applications in human food and flavoring. You can also keep bees to sell them to others who may be prospective beekeepers or those who seek them for scientific study purposes. Crop farmers may also need bees to help them in pollinating their crops, i.e. where cross pollination is required.
So with all these benefits you can get from beekeeping, it must be stressed that you must take proper precaution when dealing with them.
As a prospective beekeeper, you should know that your head is one of the most important areas to protect, and the beekeeper hat does just that. However, the hat alone is not enough, and it’s for that reason that the hat should always be worn with a beekeeping veil.
Usually, the hat is covered by the veil on the outside so that they become one piece. Even though the hat and the veil can come separated, it sounds rather impractical and a little insecure compared to when they come as one piece which is the veil and hat design. But that’s more of a preference thing. However, one advantage of opting for the hat and the veil as one piece is that they are easy to fasten to the beekeeper suit making it impossible for any bee to enter.
It can be said that the beekeeper hat is used to protect the head and the beekeeping veil is used to protect the neck and the face. The neck and the face are very crucial and delicate parts of the body that need to be well protected from any possible bee attack. There have been a number of cases where some beekeepers have been attacked in these areas resulting in unfortunate severe pain and swelling.
Most beekeepers wear special clothing to protect themselves from bee stings while they work. They should always wear a hat and veil to avoid stings around the face and eyes, but they can also wear special pants, plus a jacket and gloves. During honey removal, in unfavorable weather and late season, it's most important to be well protected, since bees may be more defensive or aggressive.
The suit is usually white, since lighter colors are more calming to bees.
Beekeeper gloves, usually made of leather or canvas, are very thin and pliable to allow the beekeeper more dexterity in working with bees and to reduce the likelihood of accidentally harming them.Self-supported rounded veil Extra layer lining for bee sting protection Elastic waist, ankles, foot, and thumb holds for comfort and Security One complete bee suit with veil One smoker One pair of gloves ,One complete bee suit with veil One smoker One pair of gloves