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Tough1 Comfort Grip Angled Medium and Soft Bristle Brush, Blue

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  $9.99

Description

This unique tool features two brushes in one, helping you to get twice the amount of grooming done in half the time! Thick, medium bristles gradually blend into soft bristles, removing dirt, grime, and dust quicker. The angled bristle design fits the contours of the horse’s body creating a closer grooming job. Complete with a comfort grip polypropylene block that withstands abuse while fitting comfortably in your hand. The block will not mold or mildew.

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Details

This unique tool features two brushes in one, helping you to get twice the amount of grooming done in half the time! Thick, medium bristles gradually blend into soft bristles, removing dirt, grime, and dust quicker. The angled bristle design fits the contours of the horse’s body creating a closer grooming job. Complete with a comfort grip polypropylene block that withstands abuse while fitting comfortably in your hand. The block will not mold or mildew.

  • Two brushes in one
  • Medium bristles fade to soft bristles
  • Angled bristles hug the contours of the horse
  • Molded polypropylene block
  • Block is made to not mold or mildew
  • Speeds up time spent grooming

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