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HKM grooming bag for hobby horsing with internal pockets and secure closure. Perfect for storing and transporting grooming accessories.
This HKM grooming bag is an essential accessory for children with a passion for hobby horsing. Designed to reproduce the real grooming bags used in professional riding, it provides a realistic and playful setting for equestrian care.
The 15207 HKM grooming set fits perfectly into this spacious bag. Thanks to its sturdy zipper and dedicated internal pockets, all your grooming utensils and accessories stay organized and secure. No risk of loss during transport.
Sturdy zipper guarantees the safety of your accessories. Specialized internal pockets hold mini-brushes, combs and erasers from the 15207 set, for organized, practical storage.
This grooming bag has been developed specifically to accommodate the 15207 grooming set from the same manufacturer HKM. A perfect fit for a complete grooming experience.
Organizing your grooming utensils is child's play. The bag centralizes all the grooming equipment you need, making it easy to put away after each play session. A real miniature stable bag for learning how to be organized.
Hobby horsing is based on the faithful reproduction of grooming and horse care. This grooming bag enhances this playful experience by providing an authentic setting. The child can store the complete set, transport it and take it out at playtime, thus developing a genuine pedagogical apprenticeship in equestrian care techniques.
Carry your equipment everywhere. Whether at home, in the garden or at a friend's house, this grooming bag makes it easy to access your accessory set and prolongs hobby horsing sessions with total flexibility.
Safety and quality compliance HKM: This product meets European toy directive testing requirements. HKM is a well-known manufacturer of equestrian equipment, guaranteeing quality materials free from harmful substances. Warning: not suitable for children under 36 months due to the small parts of the set.
