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Crafted in Germany, the Haas Schimmel Grooming Body Brush is a handy addition to any grooming kit! Featuring dense and stiff coconut fiber incorporated directly within the shatter-resistant body of the brush, there is no need for nails or glue which means exceptional longevity and better safety for horse and rider. This brush works exceptionally well on grey and white horses and is perfect for working stains out of the coat.
Key Features
- Crafted in Germany
- Dense and Stiff Coconut Fiber Bristles
- Shatter-Resistant Back
- No Nails or Glue - Safe and Durable
- Works Out Stains from the Coat
Product Details
Dimensions: 8" x 3.5"
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Customer Reviews
Loved it!I love love love this brush! I purchased it on a recommendation from a friend. The description sounded like just what I needed, but I actually wasn’t expecting it to live up to the hype. Boy was I surprised.
Love this brush!My favorite grooming brush.
Fantastic brushI love these brushes. I bought the curry, schimmel and parcour which are the perfect starter set for my rougher-haired donkeys. They love them! Fit my hand nicely and I like that they are resin, not wood, like my old non-Haas brushes which cracked when they got wet.
Impressive! Actually worksWas on the fence about Haas brushes at first because of the price compared to others- well I decided to try it. This is the first hard brush I've used that DOES NOT just "move" the dust around the body. It actually picks it up and stays on the bristles while still being able to clean the whole body without spreading it everywhere!! It's amazing!! This is how every stiff/hard brush should work. No other hard brush compares. I still brush it on a hard surface to get the dust off- but it's not needed nearly as often as any other hard brush. It also fits perfectly in my hand and the strap is just enough to keep it snug & stay on my hand. If you're on the fence, get it. Highly recommend!
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Comments: I really like this brush. It's very stiff and gets a lot of hair and mud off. However, it is specifically designed for grays and whites, and when I used it on my mostly white appy mare, the results were not exactly what I had hoped for. While it was stiff, which was nice for working out the stains, it didn't do anything more than my regular stiff dandy brush to the stains. I might have gotten my hopes up too high and thought that I was getting a magic brush, but still, if I'm going to spend a lot more money than I would on a dandy brush I would like the brush to serve it's intended purpose.
From: Katie- San Luis Obispo, California, USA
Comments: I don't know what magic is in this brush, but it lives up to the hype! My gelding loves mud, so this got put to the test shortly after getting it, and I've been really happy with it. It works SO well at getting dirt and loose hair off (maybe too well, because of my sensitive princess objects to it a little, but it's his own fault for covering himself in muck).
From: Lauren - Massachusetts, USA
Comments: I was so excited to use this brush- it came highly recommended. I brushed both a bay horse and a grey horse with it. I felt like it really did a great job at cleaning my bay, though I did spend extra time grooming her and used the brush in all different directions, as per the videos I saw on Youtube. I used it in sequence- curry, schimmel, gloss and she looked shiny and felt clean. HOWEVER the quality is NOT WHAT I WAS EXPECTING. With every stroke, the coconut fibers came loose or broke off. I followed the directions for "cleaning" it by swiping it with the curry every 5-10 strokes and this too broke many of the fibers. Also noticed that the brush backing has knicks in it on the edges. Poor quality control I have had my previous hard brushes for over 10 years. I doubt this one will last even one year. When I groomed my gray, she had some stains on her legs and one on her neck. It helped loosen the neck stain but not the legs. I feel like I got the same performance from my other, cheapie brushes as far as stain removal. They do not recommend using hot water or disinfectants to clean the brush so I am not sure I can use it when my horse has fungus. Overall I am underwhelmed with this brush.
From: Anonymous - USA