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Covalliero Rubber Curry Comb Oval – Thorough Grooming for Your Horse

The rubber curry comb from Covalliero is your reliable tool for daily coat care. Made from durable hard rubber in an oval shape, it quickly and gently removes dust, dirt and loose winter coat – perfect for horses with sensitive skin.

Thanks to its compact size and built-in wrist strap, the curry comb sits securely in your hand and won't slip, even during intensive use. Beyond coat cleaning, it also works well for a gentle massage of the horse's back to stimulate circulation – a real all-rounder for stable and pasture.

Overview:

  • Reliably removes dust, dirt and loose winter coat
  • Oval shape for good handling on neck, back and flanks
  • Promotes circulation with gentle massage effect
  • Wrist strap ensures a secure, slip-free grip
  • Durable hard rubber for long-lasting use

Technical Details:

  • Material: hard rubber
  • Dimensions: approx. 15 x 10.5 cm
  • Weight: approx. 0.17 kg
  • Features: wrist strap

Scope of Delivery:

1x Covalliero rubber curry comb oval

FAQ:

Which areas is the curry comb suitable for?
The oval shape is particularly suited to the neck, back and flanks of your horse.

Can I use it on sensitive skin?
Yes, the soft hard rubber cleans gently and is suitable for sensitive areas too.

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