Professional Bee Suit for Men and Women, Beekeeping Suit with Ventilated Round Hood, 100% Cotton Multi-Size Beekeeper Suits Outfit for Hobbyists, Backyard & Commercial keepers - Large

Very good bee suit for a beginner beekeeper. The suit is a bit warm in the summer, but does protect against stings!

This worked well when I needed to remove a wasp nest on my deck. I was well protected. I did get warm but prefer that over getting stung.

Great suit, well-constructed, absolutely no way for bees to get inside of this unless you don't close all the zippers and make sure velcro is closed. I would give this 5 stars except that, even though the sleeves are extra-long on me, they still ride up slightly while I'm working. Make sure you pair this with long gloves so your wrists aren't exposed.

Es como lo Esperaba gran calidad y está echo justo para lo que es cada detalle

I don’t have honey bees but being able to provide protection while bush hogging was my objective. I don’t have a closed cab tractor so when a yellow jacket ground nest is disrupted your life can be in question. I chose not to use the hat but Sochi a well made suit provided me the protection to get me off the tractor safely and get to a safe area.Well made strong elastic sleeves and ankle protection. Able to remove hat easily. Life saving

The bee is very protective, sealed up very good, only need it when these feel like protecting their honey at the end of the year. Fits very well around my hands, legs whole body.

I think I ordered the wrong one, and I think it's because instead of going from left to right: Small to XXL, it went XXL, Small, Medium, Large, XL. I selected farthest to the right and got XL... I think. However, sending it back was easy and they refunded right after it was scanned by UPS. Within hours if I remember correctly. Now the suit seems to run small in comparison to my brothers, but it is a good suit and I am happy with it. Also, I am extremely happy with how they handled the return and refund. I told my brother, who had surgery and couldn't get the full suit on, and he bought a jacket with the head and face protection; all because of my situation. The suit and his jacket seem to be very good quality and I like it better than what my brother originally had.

I have been working with a beekeeper this summer. When I purchased this suit he felt it and said it was too "thin". I've worn it since the beginning of June and now agree with him. He has 5 apiaries and at each one there is one colony that is very aggressive. This time of year I've only worn shorts and a short sleeve shirt. I had an incident a few weeks ago but didn't make a decision to purchase another suit. The last three days at three out of the 4 locations the aggressive bees were enough to Commit me to purchasing a "3 layer" suit. Even though the barbed stingers are stuck in the material I still was reminded of the old beekeeper saying it was too thin.If you don't have aggressive colonies this suit will generally work fine. I had multiple instances of an occasional sting when I would kneel and the material stretched tight over my knee. Of course it wasn't limited to just my knees there were other occasions but nothing made an unfavorable impression.Now I can't wait until a heavier (more expensive) suit arrives.Another piece of advice: attempt to order a size that is more loose than form fitting. The extra space between the material and skin is helpful.