Wahl Pico Cordless Trimmer

After every use, brush the hair out from between the teeth and put a few drops of clipper oil on the blade. Even on a small unit, a blade running dry gets hotter and cuts less cleanly. Take the battery out if you are not using the trimmer for a while, so nothing can leak into the battery compartment.

Let an inexperienced horse get used to the noise first: hold the trimmer running in your hand, let the horse sniff it, then lay it flat against the neck and only work towards the head after that. For larger areas, it is better to keep the Pico alongside a proper clipper, for example the Heiniger Saphir Basic for legs and withers.

Choose the Pico if you are looking for a small unit that is always ready for finishing work: whiskers, the edges of the ears, the line of the bridle path, a tuft left standing after clipping. It is the typical show trimmer, the one you take along without thinking about power or charging, and use without fuss on the day itself.

If you regularly tidy up larger areas, such as whole lower legs, the withers or the jowl, the Heiniger Saphir Basic is a more logical choice: more power, a wider choice of cutting heights and a rechargeable battery. If you want quieter and more powerful detail work with an adjustable cutting height, look at the Wahl Adelar Pro. To clip a full winter coat you choose a large clipper such as the Lister Eclipse or the Lister Fusion.

Always keep a spare battery with you, because Wahl gives no running time and there is no charge indicator. Let an inexperienced horse get used to it first: hold the trimmer switched on in your hand, let the horse sniff it, lay it flat against the neck and only then work towards the head.

After every use, brush the hair out from between the teeth and put a few drops of clipper oil on the blade. Take the battery out if you are not using the trimmer for a while, so nothing can leak into the battery compartment.

Does the Wahl Pico run on a rechargeable battery or on a disposable battery?
On a disposable battery. The Pico runs on one ordinary AA battery. So there is no rechargeable battery, no charger and no charging stand.

Which blades or blade sets fit on it?
For the Pico, Wahl does not state any separate blade or blade set type in the specifications available to us. The Pico is also not part of the range of Wahl models that work with the 5-in-1 system, namely the Adore, the Admire, the Adelar and the Arco. If you want to order a replacement blade, contact us first and we will work it out together, before you buy something that does not fit.

Can I clip a whole horse with the Pico?
No. The Pico is a trimmer for finishing and small corrections. For a full clip you need a clipper such as the Lister Eclipse or the Lister Fusion.

How long does one battery last?
Wahl does not state a running time for it. So always keep a spare battery with you, certainly at a show.

Is the Pico suitable for a young or nervous horse?
Wahl describes the unit as quiet and low in vibration, which helps with sensitive animals. Let the horse get used to the noise first before you start on the head.

How do I maintain the trimmer?
Brush the hair out from between the teeth, put a few drops of clipper oil on the blade after use and store the unit dry. Take the battery out for longer storage.

What is the difference with the Wahl Adelar Pro?
The Adelar Pro is a larger cordless clipper with a rechargeable battery, 5300 revolutions per minute and a 5-in-1 blade set with five adjustable cutting heights. The Pico is smaller, lighter and simpler, and runs on a battery without an adjustable cutting height.

• Compact Wahl trimmer for detail work on horses
• Runs on one ordinary AA battery, not on a rechargeable battery
• Weighs about 99 grams and works cordless
• Quiet and low in vibration, usable around ears, nose and the bridle path
• Meant for tidying up and finishing, not for a full winter coat
• No charging time and no charger needed, ideal for the show bag
• Power, speed and cutting height are not stated by Wahl