WASA Fetlock Scissors – 7", 7.5"

SKU: 31-24
Category: WaSa special purpose scissors
Manufacturers: Waldmin & Saam

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Description

Country of origin: European Union (Germany)

The WASA Fetlock Scissors is strong grooming scissors for trimming fetlock feathers on horses. Available in 7", 7.5". Versions: plain steel, curved, nickel-plated, lacquered handles, straight, bent shank, curved blade and shank. Note on plain-steel versions: untreated steel that should be lightly oiled regularly.

WASA fetlock scissors are strong grooming scissors for horses, used to trim the feathering at fetlocks and hooves cleanly. Curved blades follow the curve of the leg; versions with a bent shank keep the hand away from the animal. The scissors are mostly supplied in plain steel and are very robust.

WASA stands for Waldmin & Saam: the scissor manufacturer was founded in Solingen in 1907 by August Waldmin and Friedrich Saam and is still known today for forged quality scissors – above all embroidery and needlework scissors.

Features at a glance

Strong blades for dense fetlock hair
Straight or curved, also with bent shank
Robust plain-steel version
Nickel-plated and lacquered variants

Applications

Trimming fetlock feathers
Tidying mane and tail
Horse grooming in the stable and at shows
Hoof care

Technical data

Product type: Fetlock Scissors
Sizes: 7", 7.5"
Versions: plain steel, curved, nickel-plated, lacquered handles, straight, bent shank, curved blade and shank
Material: carbon steel, hardened
Country of origin: Germany

Frequently asked questions

Straight or curved?
Curved blades follow the leg and make trimming at fetlock and hoof easier; straight blades suit mane and tail.

What does "plain steel" (blank) mean for a WASA scissor?
It means untreated steel without nickel plating. The surface is only oiled, so blades, shank and joint should be lightly oiled regularly to prevent tarnish or rust. Nickel- or chrome-plated versions need less care.