Which clippers?

[kibob]

What would the good people of HHO recommend?. Main criteria is lightweight, and as quiet as possible. Cordless would be great but not essential. Budget of around £300. Thankyou

 

[Baileyhoss]

i would probably always stick with Lister. I have had lister stable mates, now Lister Liberty they are FAB.

ITS YOUR LUCKY DAY - farm care are still doing their combo offer!!. I'm jealous.

http://www.farmcareuk.com/shop/product/cordless-clippers/lister-liberty-deluxe-pack

 

[kibob]

OMG!! thanks for the link, what a deal!! May well have to go for that

 

[K27]

Lister Star clippers are really fab!- have owned much more expensive and (supposedly!) heavy duty clippers before that and these have been so much better, really reliable, easy to use- never over heat and the blades last for ages without needing resharpening! highly recommend!

 

[fayeg1]

Lister Star clippers are really fab!- have owned much more expensive and (supposedly!) heavy duty clippers before that and these have been so much better, really reliable, easy to use- never over heat and the blades last for ages without needing resharpening! highly recommend!

I agree, fantastic little clippers and under your budget. They're nice and compact and lightweight too and not overly noisy.

 

[Sanolly]

Heiniger Progress. Quiet, lightweight, slim grip and well under you budget. Not cordless though.

 

[ameeyal]

I have bought some lister star clippers, but havent used them yet, so when i saw your thread i went out and tried them, they are light weight, sound smooth, with a nice cut, they havent got a huge moter in them, but they say they are suitable for people with about 4 horses. I had my old Lister clippers for 20 years {dame heavy things compered to the star clippers} before they blow up on me last year.

 

[ameeyal]

Forgot to add they were £225.00

 

[kibob]

Thanks everyone. Have bitten the bullet and ordered the Lister Liberty Deluxe pack (thanks baileyhoss). Very excited now