Scrub, shed and bathe without juggling a brush and lead rope. The five-finger design puts scrubbing nodules on the palms and fingers, so you can work a horse, dog or other animal and the loose hair comes away with the glove. A flick of the wrist sends the hair away and you are back to grooming.
The flexible grip stays put even when wet and soapy, and you can keep hold of a hose, shampoo bottle or lead rope without pulling the gloves off. Use them dry for shedding, wet for bath day, or as a massage glove to work muscles and help spread natural oils for a healthy coat. They are gentle enough for legs, faces, ears and tight body contours, and built to hold up to muddy, soapy barn use.
Highlights
- Scrubbing nodules on palms and fingers
- Five-finger fit keeps a sure grip
- Hair releases with a flick
- Massages muscles and spreads natural oils
- Gentle on legs, faces, ears and contours
- Lightweight and mildew resistant
At a glance
| Grooming surface | Scrubbing nodules on fingers and palms |
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| Finger style | Five-finger |
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| Use | Wet or dry |
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| Grip | Flexible, stays on when wet and soapy |
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| Durability | Resists cracking, tearing and mildew |
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| Portability | Fits in a pocket, grooming caddy, tote or bag |
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| Hair release | Flick of the wrist |
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Good to know
- Use dry for shedding and wet for bath day; the nodules scrub either way.
- Keep a pair with the hose and another in the grooming tote so you are not hunting for one.
- Rinse off soap and mud, then let them air dry before they go back in the bucket.
- Work faces, legs and other sensitive spots with a lighter touch; the flexible fingers get into contours.
Shedding season and muddy baths come around every year, so have a pair ready before the hair starts flying.