Professional hard rubber combs for cutting, colour and barbering

Pegasus

Pegasus makes professional hard rubber combs, and ProHair carries twenty of them plus a pin tail and cutting comb duo: cutting combs, pin tail and rat-tail combs, teasing, styling and rake combs, clipper combs, and the Skulleto barber line in silver and gold skull print.

Every Pegasus comb is made of hard rubber (ebonite) with Flexinite technology, which adapts to temperature changes so the comb stays strong and flexible instead of brittle. The teeth are seamless, so they glide through hair without snagging or scratching, and the rubber resists dryer heat, colour, perm solution and salon disinfectant.

The model number printed on each comb (101, 211, 406…) is in its name here, so you can reorder exactly the comb you already use. Our two buying guides sort the range by job — cutting, colour, styling and barbering — and compare the Skulleto barber, cutting and clipper combs side by side.
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How to choose

Cutting

201 for short cuts, 211 for layers and long hair.

Colour

143 or 123 steel pin tails for weaving foils.

Barbering

Tapered 302 for fades, flat-blade 514A for clipper work.

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Your questions, answered

Which Pegasus comb should I buy first?
Start with a cutting comb that has fine and wide teeth: the 211 (8.5 in) if you cut longer hair, the 201 (7 in) if you mostly cut short styles. If you colour, add the 143 pin tail — or buy the pin tail and cutting comb duo, which pairs the 143 with the 211 in one pack. Our Pegasus comb buying guide sorts every model by job.
What is Flexinite hard rubber?
It is the Pegasus name for its hard rubber (ebonite) formulation, which adapts to temperature changes. The comb flexes instead of snapping, stays straight next to a hot dryer, and does not pit or discolour when it meets colour, perm solution or salon disinfectant. The teeth are finished seamless, so they glide without scratching the scalp.
What do the numbers in the names mean?
They are the Pegasus model numbers printed on each comb — 101, 104, 123, 141, 143, 201, 211, 302, 406, 501, 514A and B1 in the black range, and 201, 202, 210, 302, 303, 514A, 516A and 518A in the Skulleto line. Using them in the names means you can reorder exactly the comb already on your station.
Steel pin tail or rubber tail?
A stainless steel pin (143, 123) is sharper and more precise for weaving and slicing foils, and the 123 has an extra-long pin for thick hair. A hard rubber tail (101, 141, 104) is gentler against the scalp and is all you need for everyday partings, setting sections and blow-dry sections.
Is Skulleto different from the black Pegasus combs?
The material is the same Flexinite hard rubber with seamless teeth. Skulleto is the barber line: tapered barber combs, cutting combs and flat-blade clipper combs printed with a silver or gold skull pattern. Our Skulleto guide compares all eight models.
How do I clean and disinfect Pegasus combs?
Remove hair, wash the comb in warm soapy water and rinse. Between clients, use your usual salon disinfectant — the hard rubber is chemical resistant. Let the comb dry before putting it away, and avoid abrasive pads on the printed Skulleto surface.
Why is a comb showing out of stock?
ProHair ships Pegasus combs from Canadian distributor stock, and a few models sell out between deliveries. The product page shows the live status. You can still order an out-of-stock comb; it ships as soon as the distributor restocks.