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BR Bamboo Eco Long Brush

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The Bamboo Eco long brush is the mud brush: its Tampico bristles, a long and durable plant fiber, reach deep-set dried mud without irritating the skin.

Its handle is made of bamboo and treated with plant-based varnish — a credible alternative to plastic for an object we hold every day.

✨ Key features

  • ✔ Long Tampico bristles: they loosen deep-set dried mud
  • ✔ Durable, biodegradable plant fiber
  • ✔ Sturdy bamboo handle treated with plant-based varnish
  • ✔ Cleans without irritating the horse's skin

📋 Technical specifications

  • Type: grooming brush, long bristles
  • Bristles: Tampico, natural plant fiber
  • Handle: bamboo, plant-based varnish

🐎 Why choose this product?

The three brushes in the Bamboo Eco range complement one another rather than replace one another: the long one removes mud, the medium one cleans daily, and the short horsehair brush adds shine at the end. This is the order in which they are used.

🧴 How to use

Brush against the direction of the hair to remove mud, then brush in the direction of the hair to finish. Wash the brush with warm soapy water when it becomes clogged, and let it dry with the bristles facing downward: water that remains in a bamboo handle will eventually cause it to split.

Materials: Tampico bristles, bamboo.

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About BR ...

BR, or Bieman Riding, is a Dutch brand that has been manufacturing high-quality equestrian equipment for over 30 years. BR is known for its constant innovations and attention to detail, offering a complete range of products for riders and their horses, including saddles, clothing, protective gear, and various accessories. The brand strives to create products that combine comfort, functionality, and style, using high-quality materials and advanced technologies. BR is also committed to promoting animal welfare and sustainability in its production practices.

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