CLIFF CARROLL
35 lb. ANVIL
SUPERIOR TOOLS
AFFORDABLE PRICES
Whether it be a rounded edge on the heel of the anvil, or hardness on the striking part of a clinch cutter to protect expensive driving hammers faces, we focus on details to produce the highest quality products.
CLIFF CARROLL
35 lb. ANVIL
SUPERIOR TOOLS
AFFORDABLE PRICES
Whether it be a rounded edge on the heel of the anvil, or hardness on the
striking part of a clinch cutter to protect expensive driving hammers
faces, we focus on details to produce the highest quality products.
CLIFF CARROLL
ANVIL STUMP
SUPERIOR TOOLS
AFFORDABLE PRICES
Whether it be a rounded edge on the heel of the anvil, or hardness on the
striking part of a clinch cutter to protect expensive driving hammers
faces, we focus on details to produce the highest quality products.
CLIFF CARROLL
PRO FORGE
SUPERIOR TOOLS
AFFORDABLE PRICES
Whether it be a rounded edge on the heel of the anvil, or hardness on the
striking part of a clinch cutter to protect expensive driving hammers
faces, we focus on details to produce the highest quality products.

Cliff Carroll secures an anvil to a grinder at his Larkspur, CO., shop. Photo credit: American Farriers Journal.
Cliff Carroll secures an anvil to a grinder at his Larkspur, CO., shop. Photo credit: American Farriers Journal.

Cliff Carroll began his shoeing career in the late 1960s in Toronto, Canada.

Just a few years later, he began splitting time shoeing Thoroughbred racehorses during the winter at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, FL.

By the early 1980s, Carroll relocated to Colorado where he opened a supply shop and shod neighborhood saddle horses. Eventually, Cliff began manufacturing products that would become the iconic Cliff Carroll brand.