Sting proctection where you neet it, Airflow where you want it
Cowhide gloves are hard to argue with until a February afternoon in the apiary, when your hands have been sweating inside thick leather for an hour and your grip on the hive tool is starting to go. A lot of beekeepers end up peeling their gloves off halfway through an inspection, which is exactly the moment they get stung. The fix isn't to give up on protection, it's to get the heat out of the glove.
These OZ ARMOUR gloves do that with a rubber hand and a three-layer ventilated mesh cuff that runs up the forearm. The rubber keeps stingers out and gives you the feel of a much thinner glove, while the mesh sleeve lets air move over the forearm where most of the heat builds up. They come in sizes XS to 3XL, and they're the pair a lot of our customers reach for through summer.


