Le meiux or Haas brushes

Sanversera

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Feel like treating myself and the ponies, I like the look of the le meiux set, just wondering if one make is better than the other or if they are much the same.
 
I started with Ossler brushes. And their fine rubber curry comb. They are easier for elderly fingers to grip. Those are ones I still use. Includng the tail brush once a top choice on H&H,
Then I bought a couple of Haas brushes for a finer coated Spanish type eventer mare. I use them to give a final polish to my current mare.
I think there is a difference in the grooming method. That the palm of ones hand rests on and can press down on a traditional brush and the Haas brushes, while the Western USA style Ossler brushes, depend on the bristles rather than the weight of your hand.
 
I started with Ossler brushes. And their fine rubber curry comb. They are easier for elderly fingers to grip. Those are ones I still use. Includng the tail brush once a top choice on H&H,
Then I bought a couple of Haas brushes for a finer coated Spanish type eventer mare. I use them to give a final polish to my current mare.
I think there is a difference in the grooming method. That the palm of ones hand rests on and can press down on a traditional brush and the Haas brushes, while the Western USA style Ossler brushes, depend on the bristles rather than the weight of your hand.
Thank you, that's something to consider.
 
haas for me, friend has the lemieux brushes and i think the branding is the “mane” selling point. on the topic of that pun, i do really rate the lemieux mane brushes
 
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