Cool Shield Fully Ventilated Beekeeping Jacket

Blythewood Bee Companies Cool Shield Fully Ventilated Beekeeping Jacket: perfect for the long, hot summer and lingering warmth of fall! The triple layer, ventilated fabric keeps you cool, and the layering method prevents the bees from stinging you because their stingers aren’t long enough to reach your body.
This fully ventilated beekeeping jacket deserve to be called “ventilated,” because we’ve tested it and know it work and keeps you cool in the process. We also had other professional bee keeping operations try them out as well. They passed the tests with flying colors! Our Blythewood Bee Company Fully Ventilated Bee Wear has high quality brass YKK zippers, three layers of ventilated fabric, two deep pockets at the legs with velcro closures. Because we have quality standard far above the competition, we can guarantee the quality of the product that you receive. And, we can set a price that you, our customer, will be sure to love.
You can certainly pay more for fully ventilated beekeeping jackets somewhere else, but we don’t believe that you can buy a better quality fully ventilated jacket than Cool Shield. .
WASHING YOUR JACKET?
Make sure to remove hood of the jacket before washing. Wash both the jacket and the hood on gentle cycle separately. Do not wash the hood with any other item. If you do there is a possibility that item could snag the screen and rip it. For best result wash jacket separately as well.
You can purchase these jackets and suits at the following web address:
www.blythewoodbeecompany.com/p...

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+HONEY B GUYS let me know exactly what you want to see and I'll post some photos.

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I'd like to see how the pockets function as they seem a little to far to the side.

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Looks ok and the idea is great but poor execution for many reasons. Let me tell you why.
The zipper would be better if it had rings on them to get it closed with gloves.
The zippers stick in the layers of fabric, the bottom of the hood should be solid to prevent this, but its nice they are metal.
The velcro on the tab is backwards so that the sticky part catches in your hair and frays the fabric around the soft part of the velcro which is near the zipper.
The collar is too long so it also gets stuck in the zipper around the face, and the top pocket is open so when you bend over everything falls out of the pocket.
I havn't even gotten to the worst part, the screen is the wrong kind of window screen when is rips it rips bad where the screen folds when the hood is at you back like when you are driving between bee yards. It only last about a month for work use. This suit might be ok if you are checking the occasional hive in your backyard and you can keep the hood from ever being flat but I have to do some major mending overhaul to make this work for me. Good luck make this better.