Retro Edition Coarse Stripping Knife | Dog Grooming Tool for Large Breeds & Dense, Wiry Coats | Non-Cutting Bulk & Undercoat Removal

Master the grooming of larger breeds and dense, hard coats with the Retro Edition Coarse Stripping Knife. This robust hand stripping tool is specifically built for efficient coat work on thick, abundant, and curly textures, making it the ideal choice for numerous terrier breeds. Experience powerful performance and precise results with this essential dog grooming knife.

Why Professional Groomers and Breeders Love the Retro Edition Coarse Knife:

• Efficient Coarse Spacing: Designed with coarse tooth spacing, this stripping knife provides an exceptionally efficient pull on heavy, wiry, and curly coats, ensuring effective dead hair removal and undercoat clearing.
• Breed-Friendly for Larger Dogs: Perfectly suited for larger breeds and comprehensive terrier coat work, delivering the robust performance needed for challenging textures without compromising coat integrity.
• Hand-Dulled for Safe, Non-Cutting Performance: Each Retro Edition Coarse Knife is hand-dulled for safety, guaranteeing it removes coat without cutting or damaging natural texture. This preserves the healthy topcoat and valuable guard hairs.
• Handcrafted Quality & Reliability: Made and hand-finished by GROOMER.DK, this coarse stripping knife offers precise fit, smooth action, and reliable performance, built to withstand demanding daily use.

Best Uses for the Retro Edition Coarse Stripping Knife:

• Fast Bulk Removal & Undercoat Clearing: Excel at quickly reducing bulk and thoroughly clearing dead undercoat from thick-coated dogs.
• Coat Rolling & Flat Work: Ideal for rolling harsh coats and performing efficient flat work on backs and sides, maintaining desired texture and appearance.
• Leg Work & Shaping: Perfect for shaping large areas and legs, providing the control needed for effective scissoring and blending preparation.
• Recommended Breeds: An indispensable dog grooming tool for Airedale Terriers, Irish Terriers, Lakeland Terriers, Wire Fox Terriers, Welsh Terriers, Giant Schnauzers, Standard Schnauzers, and other breeds with dense, wiry, or curly coats.