Mustad Black Blade Knife

Professional Hoof Knife

The Mustad Black Blade Hoof Knife is a professional-quality hoof knife designed for precision, control and comfortable handling during hoof trimming.

Designed for farriers and experienced hoof-care professionals, it combines a high-performance hardened steel blade with a comfortable, ergonomically designed handle for excellent balance and control.

Available in right-handed and left-handed versions – select your preferred version when ordering.

Designed for Precision

The blade exits in line with the lower portion of the handle, providing excellent control over the cutting edge and allowing accurate, controlled trimming of the sole. This balanced design helps make detailed hoof preparation more comfortable and efficient.

Smaller-Radius Hook

The smaller hook radius makes it easier to work within confined areas of the hoof, including between the frog and the bars. It also allows more precise work when a veterinarian or appropriately trained hoof-care professional needs to create a small drainage opening when managing a hoof abscess.

High-Performance Steel Blade

The blade is made from carefully selected knife steel, hardened and tempered to provide the cutting performance and durability required for regular hoof-care work.

Ideal For

• Farriers and hoof-care professionals
• General sole trimming
• Detailed work between the frog and bars
• Precise removal of hoof material

Key Features

• Professional-quality Mustad hoof knife
• Well-balanced design for improved control
• Comfortable ergonomic handle
• Blade alignment designed for accurate sole trimming
• Smaller-radius hook for detailed hoof work
• High-quality knife steel
• Hardened and tempered blade for performance and durability
• Available in right-handed or left-handed

Built for Professional Control

The Mustad Black Blade Hoof Knife is a well-balanced, durable knife offering excellent control for both general trimming and detailed hoof work.

Hoof knives are extremely sharp professional tools and should be handled with care. Hoof abscesses, significant lameness and suspected hoof infections should be assessed by a veterinarian or suitably qualified hoof-care professional.