Horze Plastic Curry Comb

• Durable Plastic Construction: Made from sturdy, high-quality plastic, this curry comb is built to last through frequent grooming sessions without breaking or cracking.
• Effective Coat Cleaning: The comb's flexible teeth are designed to effectively remove dirt, loose hair, and debris from your horse's coat, promoting a shiny and healthy-looking mane and coat.
• Comfortable Ergonomic Grip: Designed with an easy-to-hold, comfortable handle that ensures a firm grip, making grooming sessions more efficient and less tiring.
• Gentle on Your Horse: The soft, rounded teeth are gentle on your horse's skin, making it suitable for sensitive areas, such as the face, legs, and underbelly.
• Vibrant Blue Color: Features a bright blue color, making it easy to spot in your grooming kit and adding a fun, vibrant touch to your equestrian accessories.

In 1982 in the small Finnish town of Lahti, horse lover Gunnar Gangsø started with a simple production of horse shoes, horse harnesses and horse rugs. His passion for his work and the exceptional quality of those products soon created a name for himself. He gradually began his company in Finland and soon watched it expand across Europe. As Finn-Tack starts up, Gunnar Gangso delivers horse shoes, harness equipment and horse rugs with a specially modified truck to stables and riding clubs. Due to high demand and growth, Finn-Tack increases the production capacity from manual production, and several facilities for producing clothing and various equestrian/racing tack apparel get established. Next to the trotting course in Lahti, the first large warehouse is built. Connected to the warehouse is also the first Finn-Tack store. By this time there is enough supply and demand to serve the wholesale business. The success within the trotting sector brings up the discussion to develop products for the general equestrian market. The brand Horze with the significant red ""Z"" is created. The same year, the first online shop at www.horze.no is launched in Norway and announced at the Oslo Horse Show.