Nitrile long cuff gloves

[alldigging]

Where do you get Nitrile long cuff gloves from?

 

[Angry_Mob]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_s...s=aps&field-keywords=Nitrile+long+cuff+gloves

 

[Into the lions den]

justgloves.co.uk

Huge selection to choose from.

 

[alldigging]

justgloves.co.uk

Huge selection to choose from.

That's where I've been looking. The last lot I had were bodyguards blue longer cuffs in small but they've gone up a couple of quid from last time.
I am wondering about short cuff ones and using sleeve things to stop bees going up my sleeves...

 

[B+.]

That's where I've been looking. The last lot I had were bodyguards blue longer cuffs in small but they've gone up a couple of quid from last time.
I am wondering about short cuff ones and using sleeve things to stop bees going up my sleeves...

Try here
https://www.justgloves.co.uk/Nitrile-Gloves/Paragon+-Advanced-Long-Cuff-Purple-Nitrile-Gloves

 

[2_dive]

Try the following link - excellent gloves for beekeeping and very fast delivery.

https://www.hygienedepot.co.uk/product/ultrasafe-violet-nitrile-glove-long-cuff

 

[isc26]

https://www.broschdirect.com/

 

[3bees]

Try The Glove Store, price is for a box of 100 (not 50). They are very good quality, I wash them with my suit after each inspection - I can get, on average, 3 inspections out of each pair.

https://www.theglovestore.co.uk/pro...-examination-gloves-gl891?variant=45113077444

 

[coffindodger]

I am wondering about short cuff ones and using sleeve things to stop bees going up my sleeves...

Whatever length you use the sleeve things are great; you don't need to worry about any gaps as you move about.

 

[B+.]

Whatever length you use the sleeve things are great; you don't need to worry about any gaps as you move about.

However, bees can become trapped in the folds as you rotate your wrist.

 

[drex]

Never had that problem with mine. I find them great.

 

[Madge]

I buy boxes of 100 short-cuffed latex gloves for £6 each from out local chemist, and wear them with wrist cuffs. I’ve not experienced bees getting trapped, but occasionally the glove and wrist cuff can move apart exposing a vulnerable wrist. I found that the best way to avoid that is to tuck the gloves in under the wrist cuffs, rather than wrapping them over the cuffs.
Ps: they’re powder-free - so, I have a tub of odourless chalk powder handy to rub on my hands for when I need to change gloves.

 

[drex]

That the idea of the " wrist cuffs" or gauntlets as some catalogues describe the, they go over the cuff of the glove and over the sleeve of the suit. The elastic either end stops the bees getting in.

 

[Millet]

I buy boxes of 100 short-cuffed latex gloves for £6 each from out local chemist, and wear them with wrist cuffs. I’ve not experienced bees getting trapped, but occasionally the glove and wrist cuff can move apart exposing a vulnerable wrist. I found that the best way to avoid that is to tuck the gloves in under the wrist cuffs, rather than wrapping them over the cuffs.
Ps: they’re powder-free - so, I have a tub of odourless chalk powder handy to rub on my hands for when I need to change gloves.

I use them for all sorts of jobs mainly where i will get oil / grease or something smelly on my hands and also for the bees, i buy them for under £5 for 100 from a local car parts shop, Unigloves is the brand name.

 

[The Poot in Somerset]

Whatever length you use the sleeve things are great; you don't need to worry about any gaps as you move about.

The one time I forgot to wear the sleeve things, a bee decided to snuggle in the gap between my wrist and my watch strap.....maximum venom delivered!

 

[peterbees]

Try the following link - excellent gloves for beekeeping and very fast delivery.

https://www.hygienedepot.co.uk/product/ultrasafe-violet-nitrile-glove-long-cuff

They will send you a sample to try out.

 

[Stedic]

I bought some from Bee Equipment at Beetradex. I've weened myself from leather to marigolds over my first season. Wore a pair of nitriles when checking fondant the other day and did find them riding up a bit.

I plan to double glove so I can change them if sticky or between hives. I think I might wear one pair with the suit and thumb loop over them, then the other pair over the top. Should help. But maybe the wrist guards are a better idea.