Decker Manufacturing Company Flexible Curry Horse Comb, Color Varies
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Start your favorite mare’s groom off right with the Decker Manufacturing Company Flexible Curry Horse Comb. This flexible plastic comb is ideal for everyday grooming and maintenance. Three rings of rubber teeth gently remove dirt, hair and other debris while the nylon strap fits snugly over your hand for maximum control without slipping. Currying her coat also massages the skin and stimulates the production of natural oils to help improve her skin and coat. Like all Decker equine products, this comb is proudly made in the USA.
Key Benefits- Start her groom off right with this flexible, all-plastic 5.75 x 4-inch curry comb.
- Three rings of rubber teeth gently curry her hair to loosen deeply-embedded dirt, hair and other debris.
- Curry combing also helps massage her skin and stimulate the production of natural oils.
- The nylon hand strap helps provide maximum control without slipping.
- Nylon strap ships in one of three available colors; proudly made in the USA using high-quality materials.
Ships in a variety of random and fun colors!
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Item Number124816
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Dimensions5.75 x 4 x 2 inches
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Weight6.4 ounces
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MaterialNylon, Rubber
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No flex in flexible
By 1047lulu on Mar 7, 2019
Thought this would be more like rubber. It wasn't. It is extremely hard. I threw it out with the trash.
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Decent curry combs
By JandJ on May 23, 2018 top10Contributor
Don't get me wrong, these are great traditional rubber curry combs. It's not that they don't work, but Oster has them beat. Decker curries were the first ones I ever used, and they work great and loosening and removing hair and dirt. But, they can be difficult to hold unless your hand is larger than the brush and not good for people with joint problems or arthritis. Oster's rubber curry combs have a beautifully-designed, ergonomic handle and also keep your hand up and away from the surface of the brush, so you don't end up covered in more hair than came out of the horse. Recommended, but check out Oster first.
