clippers

[joanne1920]

hi, im after recommendations on horse clippers, i will want to clip my very thick coated shetland this winter and in the fuyure i may want to clip my gypsy cob, ive been paying someone £15 to do, ibut the last time my poor little mare had lots of little cuts on her, so now im thinking of investing in my own... which ones are best!

 

[AmyMay]

I've got a pair of Lister Neon Clippers. They are very light, quiet and easy to use.

 

[joanne1920]

has anyone heard of GTS Clippers? are they any good? ive just found a pair on ebay brand new for £100! says they are heavy duty i just havent heard of the make before....

 

[KatB]

Heiniger all the way. I have the progress ones, they are very easy to handle, powerful and just perform brilliantly. Not extortionate either.

 

[jumpthemoon]

I've got some Lister ones that I have had for ten years. They are still going strong and I find them reasonably light and quiet.

 

[dianchi]

I got some hauptner ones off ebay last year superstar ones!

 

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Heiniger all the way. I have the progress ones, they are very easy to handle, powerful and just perform brilliantly. Not extortionate either.

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Ditto have the cordless and Heiniger make clippers that is perfect for anything hairy,and swiss made so well constructed!

 

[madaboutstubble]

Hi, I have the Lister Neon - they are great on my horse who has a very fine coat. They also have a wrist strap attached which is handy when avoiding flying legs around the tickly bits