Clipster
Clipster Clippers – precise clipping for hobbyists and professionals alike
A Clipster clippertakes the hard work out of grooming when your horse's winter coat gets thick and sweating under the saddle becomes a nuisance. Whether you only clear the saddle and girth area once a year or regularly give full clips – here you will find equipment that truly suits you. From handy models for home use to powerful machines for professional stables.
Why a Clipster clipper?
You know yourself: a sweaty horse with a thick winter coat takes forever to dry and quickly cools down. That's where clipping comes in. A good Clipster clipperruns quietly, fits comfortably in your hand, and gets through thick fur without pulling. This saves nerves – yours and your horse's.
Which clip suits your horse?
Not every horse needs a full clip. Those who work less often benefit more from a belly clip or blanket clip. Only one thing is important: where the fur is removed, your horse needs protection afterwards. A suitable sweat rugis simply a must after clipping, so your darling doesn't get cold.
For fine areas on the head, ears, or legs, a handy pair of scissors is also worthwhile – you can't reach everywhere with the large machine.
Clipper heads, blades, and accessories
A clipper is only as good as its clipper head. Depending on the desired cutting height, you need the right blade set – coarse for thick winter fur, fine for clean contours. You should always have spare blades, clipper oil, and a small cleaning brush on hand. You can find the complete clipper accessorieswith us. If you also opt for a particularly robust brand, you will also find what you are looking for at Aesculap– and of course, we carry other manufacturers.
Hobbyist or professional – the right device for everyone
Do you clip one or two horses per season? Then a light, quiet device is perfectly sufficient. Are you at the stable with half the horses every autumn? Then a powerful Clipster clipperwith a strong motor and battery option is worthwhile. So everyone, from leisure riders to competition professionals, finds the right thing.
How often do I need to oil the clipper?
Ideally every few minutes during clipping and thoroughly once afterwards. Regular oiling keeps the clipper head cool and noticeably extends the life of the blades.
Battery or mains – which is better?
Cordless gives you more flexibility and allows you to move around the horse without tripping over the cable. With mains power, you have constant power for long clipping sessions. Both have their advantages – it depends entirely on your stable routine.
Which clipper head suits which clip?
For thick winter fur, use a coarser blade set; for fine contours, use a fine one. Many riders have both on hand to remain flexible.
When should I clip my horse for the first time?
As soon as the winter coat is fully in and your horse sweats heavily during work – usually in late autumn. After that, you simply re-clip depending on hair growth.
Whether handy for home or powerful for the professional stable: with the right Clipster clipperclipping becomes easy, and your horse feels completely comfortable. Browse through our range at your leisure and grab the device that suits you and your horse.