Lincoln Hoof Pick With Brush - Blue

The pick is made from top-grade stainless steel, and the body/handle is made from plastic.

The brush is integrated into the design and is not typically replaceable. Care should be taken to maintain the existing brush.

Rinse with water after use, wipe with a damp cloth, and dry thoroughly before storing. This helps prevent rust and keeps the tool in good condition.

Yes, the hoof pick and brush are suitable for standard horse hoof cleaning.

The brush helps to remove smaller stones, packed dirt, and dust more effectively after the main debris has been cleared by the pick, leading to a cleaner hoof.

The plastic body is described as sturdy and part of a high-quality build, designed for regular use by equestrians.

Ensure you are using firm pressure with the stainless steel pick. For very embedded material, you may need to work it loose carefully. The brush can help clear away smaller particles after the main debris is removed.

This is a sign of normal wear. For best results, try to avoid excessive force when brushing. If the bristles are significantly worn, consider replacing the tool.

Rinse the tool thoroughly under running water after each use. A small brush or an old toothbrush can help dislodge stubborn dirt from the crevice where the pick meets the handle.