Horse Clipping: Clippers, Trimmers & Blades
Mains and cordless clippers, trimmers for head and legs, replacement blades, clipper oil and coolers for the days after the clip.
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LiverymanRobin Pocket TrimmerTrimmersQuiet (maker)€22.95View at TRI Equestrian →Kerbl
KerblEconom Clipper Blade, 31-Tooth 3mmBladesMedium cut€29.99View at Horse Shop DE →Waldhausen
WaldhausenCordless ClipperClippersCordless€299.95View at Horse Shop DE →Wahl
WahlStar Corded Clipper, PinkClippersFine cut€342.93View at Horse Shop DE →Lister
ListerAircool 400W Heavy-Duty ClipperClippersMedium cut€420.00View at TRI Equestrian →Wolseley
WolseleyHarrier Heavy-Duty Mains ClipperClippersMedium cut€495.00View at TRI Equestrian →Turfmasters
TurfmastersF5B Quiet Cordless Trimmer SetTrimmersCordless€54.95View at TRI Equestrian →Lister
ListerA6 Coarse Clipper BladeBladesCoarse cut€60.00View at TRI Equestrian →Wolseley
WolseleyRaven Trimmer Replacement BladesBlades€17.50View at TRI Equestrian →Liveryman
LiverymanHarmony Plus Wide Clipper Blade, 2.4 mmBladesCordless€299.95View at TRI Equestrian →Turfmasters
TurfmastersF5B Replacement Trimmer BladesBlades€9.20View at TRI Equestrian →Liveryman
LiverymanPhoenix Cordless ClipperClippersCordless€399.95View at TRI Equestrian →Heiniger
HeinigerClipper Blades, FineBladesFine cutfrom €63.99View at TRI Equestrian →Kerbl
KerblConstanta Clipper OilClippers€4.49View at Horse Shop DE →Waldhausen
WaldhausenClipper Oil, 100 mlClippers€5.95View at Horse Shop DE →Turfmasters
TurfmastersTrimmer BladesBlades€6.00View at TRI Equestrian →Liveryman
LiverymanClassic Rechargeable TrimmerTrimmersCordless€103.95View at TRI Equestrian →Wolseley
WolseleyRaven Quiet Mains Trimmer, 50 WTrimmersQuiet (maker)€70.00View at TRI Equestrian →Liveryman
LiverymanHarmony Wide Fine Clipper Blades, 1.5 mmBladesFine cut€52.95View at TRI Equestrian →Liveryman
LiverymanAdjustable Cutter and Comb Blade SetBladesCordless€36.95View at TRI Equestrian →Liveryman
LiverymanNova TrimmerTrimmersQuiet (maker)€68.95View at TRI Equestrian →Wolseley
WolseleyA22 Fine Clipper Blades, 1 mmBladesFine cut€73.00View at TRI Equestrian →Liveryman
LiverymanHarmony Wide Fine Clipper Blades 2.4 mmNew in€52.95View at TRI Equestrian →Lister
ListerAircool Clipping Blades No. 22, FineNew in€69.00View at TRI Equestrian →Ad: EquiMallorca may earn a commission; the price is the same for you. Sold and delivered by the retailer named. Prices from the product feeds, as of 02.10.2026; binding is the price in the shop.
How to choose a clipper and blades
Start with the job. A full or hunter clip on a thick coat needs a heavy-duty body clipper; the makers state motor power and strokes per minute, and those two figures matter more than anything else on the box. A cordless clipper costs power reserve but frees you from the cable, which helps with horses that dislike it and in yards without a socket near the wash bay. Trimmers are the second tool, not the first: they are for heads, ears, jaw lines and legs, where a big body clipper is too heavy to handle.
Blades decide the finish. The maker names the cut length, from around 1 mm for a close, fine finish to 2.4 mm and more for a medium cut that leaves some coat; check that the blade system matches your clipper. Oil the blades regularly while clipping and clean them afterwards; Lister explicitly warns against WD-40 or diesel on blades. On Mallorca many horses carry a lighter winter coat than further north, so a partial clip is often enough; after clipping, a cooler or fleece helps while the horse dries and adjusts.
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Questions riders ask
Mains or cordless clipper?
Mains clippers keep full power for long full clips on thick coats. Cordless models trade some reserve for freedom from the cable; check the battery runtime the maker states and whether a second battery is included.
Which blade do I need?
Blades are sold by cut length. Around 1 mm gives a close, fine finish; about 2.4 mm is a medium cut that leaves more coat. The blade has to fit your clipper's system, so check the maker's compatibility list.
How do I look after the blades?
Oil them regularly during clipping, brush out the hair and clean them afterwards, and have them sharpened when the cut gets rough. Use clipper oil; Lister warns against WD-40 or diesel on its blades.