Fluffer Combs

Are fluffer combs really worth the money? I'm thinking of getting one if they really work. Thanks!

They're the only combs I use unless I'm using a skip tooth on yak-haired steer legs.

I like mine. Need to get a skip tooth.

I prefer the stimulator (plastic) style.

I feel like they leave tracks.

on slicker haired cattle i dont use them except for fitting legs because i feel the regular tooth combs cant work through the glue very well. but for everything else i use the fluffer or skip tooth like justin said. I like the plastic ones for working hair but wont use them for fitting because they are a little flimsy to really work the legs right. they work in a pinch but are a last resort.

Never leave home without it.

Why does everyone prefer them over the regular combs? I have used both and I just want other opinions.

stangs13 said:

Why does everyone prefer them over the regular combs? I have used both and I just want other opinions.

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Lots eaiser on the calf, and they don't bend like the metal ones(however they still break like the metal ones)

Thanks for the help! I'll definitely be getting one. I hate blowing my heifer out and going over her with the regular comb just to see the hair lay flat again. I was hoping the fluffer comb would solve my problems

BCCC said:

stangs13 said:

Why does everyone prefer them over the regular combs? I have used both and I just want other opinions.

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Lots eaiser on the calf, and they don't bend like the metal ones(however they still break like the metal ones)

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I meant the fluffer verses the standard comb..haha. I love the plastic combs!!

I don't know about you but I haven't had a calf since the first couple years I showed that could have a regular comb ran through their hair, I have to use fluffers, and sometimes skip tooths