SoloComb Mane& Tail Comb

...How does the Solocomb work? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The solocomb is you look at the picture has little pointed blades the same size as the comb. This is used in the same way as pulling, but it can`t really be used to thin the mane. You backcomb the mane as in pulling. You then place the comb at the spot of the length that you require the mane to be, press the lever and it cuts the mane. It does this by moving the blases along, ...
...mane comb first as the solocomb is not strong enough to go through tangles. When using the solocomb to cut, only a few hairs can be in the comb at a time, or it will not cut. It will overload the comb. My comb is not working. I recently bought replacement blades, but this did not correct the problem. After backcombing and then cutting the mane (no problem) the button began to stop automatically releasing. This was not too much of a problem as you ...

spottydog2 03.06.2007 · Read full review
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The remarkable SoloComb will achieve the same result as a conventional pulling comb, accomplished quickly, effectively and there is absolutely no pain either to horse or human! Horses and their owners love the SoloComb! The painful pulling of manes & tails is a thing of the past; the same effect can be achieved simply and easily with the SoloComb. My one horse Mickey will not have his mane pulled the old fashioned way! Ive had him for 8 years and ...
...it often which is why I have to replace the blades a little more often. SoloComb remains amongst the most humane inventions to hit the horse industry. Eliminating the need for painful puling, used as per the manufacturer's instructions it does a beautiful job of producing a neatly pulled mane. ...

sweetpea_sweetpea 06.06.2008 · Read full review
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