New Moon Hulk Chunker Dog Grooming Scissor

Big Coat. Soft Finish. Hulk-Level Control.

When a coat needs shape without a hard, scissored edge, reach for the New Moon Hulk Chunker. It’s a finishing tool for taking down bulk, adding texture, and softening transitions as you build a balanced groom. Use it to refine fluffy legs, round out a teddy bear trim, or give a full coat a more natural-looking finish.

• Propriety New Moon Dreamline edge works 
  
• 7"(view ruler pic)
• 18 teeth Straight Dog Grooming Chunker
• 440c Harden lightweight steel specifically design for smooth cutting
• Right Handed Dog Grooming Chunker 
• Ergonomic handle providing absolute comfort with less fatigue on wrist, hand, and arm.  
  
• Fixed Finger tang
• All around work horse blending chunker
• Outstanding performance
  
• Usage: All around work horse blending chunker

A useful choice for dogs whose coats are being styled and shaped, including:

✓ Goldendoodles and Labradoodles — soften bulky legs and blend teddy bear trims.
✓ Poodles — add texture and refine rounded shapes.
✓ Bichon Frises — soften the outline of a fluffy, rounded finish.
✓ Shih Tzus — blend transitions in shorter pet trims.
✓ Havanese — shape a soft, natural-looking outline.
✓ Cocker Spaniels — refine and blend longer furnishings.

Best for: Coats with enough length to shape and blend. Choose your technique based on the individual dog’s coat condition and the finish you want.

5-STAR REVIEW WORDING 

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“I like using a chunker when a fluffy trim needs a softer finish. It helps me refine the shape without making every line look too sharp.”

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“A handy tool for blending bulky legs into the rest of the groom. I can keep the shape I want while giving the coat a more natural look.”

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“This is the kind of scissor I reach for when I’m finishing a teddy bear trim and want to soften the outline.”

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“Great for adding texture to a groom. I use it for the finishing passes after I’ve established the main shape.”

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“I appreciate having a chunker in my kit for those coats that need a little more blending and a little less of a crisp scissor line.”⠋