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Clipster Cordless Clipper AKKU2 Spare Battery 14.4v 2500mah 10091864Special Price £52.54 Price £60.00
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It’s always worth having two sets of clippers available on the yard, not least because one can act as a back up set if something goes wrong. A decent sized set of clippers such as the Kerbl Constanta Rodeo Horse Clipper will make light work of thick, heavy coats and despite their power are balanced and easy to use. These clippers have a cutting-edge magnetic motor system which guarantees constant power with no loss of speed or cutting ability. An ergonomic shape and optimum weight balance make this comfortable for the horse and helps the clipper blades glide through the coat, ensuring maximum performance without overheating and speed and efficiency, ideal for tricky clippers or nervous horses.
An alternative to Kerbl is the Lister Star Clipper with a powerful 45W motor which can work all day, suitable for a professional yard with several to clip. Perfectly balanced, the Lister Star Clipper is easy to hold and lightweight to make the job of clipping as easy as possible. A trusted equestrian name for decades, these Lister clippers feature a ventilated head to stop the blades from overheating and directs the clipped horse hair away from the clippers and your face.
For a quick trim and tidy up which can be a surprisingly frequent routine for some horses, keep in your grooming box the handy WAHL Pocket Pro Horse Trimmer. The Pro Horse Trimmer has an amazing motor capacity for its size and with high precision blades is perfect for close trimming around awkward areas. Smooth and quiet, they are also the perfect introduction for shy or worried horses.
Whatever your clipping needs, Chelford Farm Supplies will have a set of clippers for you. We also stock extra clipper blade sets and clipper oil from Lister and Lincoln, for optimum performance all year round on your equestrian yard. View our website to see the full range of clippers and clipping accessories or visit our friendly equestrian store and saddlery in the heart of Cheshire.