Haas brushes

[AFB]

I don't go for the colour specific stuff, but I do have 3 brushes and they are really good quality and do a really good job, so I rate them and if you shop around they don't have to be expensive.

That said if you do want to do the colour specific thing, you can find out which brushes are in each 'pack' and put them together yourself for less.

 

[SpotsandBays]

I don't go for the colour specific stuff, but I do have 3 brushes and they are really good quality and do a really good job, so I rate them and if you shop around they don't have to be expensive.

That said if you do want to do the colour specific thing, you can find out which brushes are in each 'pack' and put them together yourself for less.

This is what I did, I purchased mine through amazon after picking the pack ones. Saved me about £20 I think!

 

[pansymouse]

Absolutely worth it - my mare won't tolerate any of the other brands of brushes I've tried but is happy to be brushed with Haas' as long as I can be bothered. I can get a top grade shine on her coat within 10 minutes using them.

 

[Pippity]

Like others, I picked the brushes I wanted and bought them individually on Amazon.

Blue is naturally pretty shiny, but this was after a quick going over with three brushes.

 

[Tarragon]

They are probably a quality brush but I also find that you need brushes that sit well in your hand for it to be effective. A good quality brush that you cannot hold properly because the strap is too roomy, or it is too wide/small, is not a good tool.

 

[Amirah]

I have the one for greys and it's nice but not a magic brush. It's nice enough to hold.