Ona Polo Blog

On the polo field, elegance and function are never in opposition, and few details capture that better than a well-chosen belt. Worn with crisp white

Few pieces of equipment sit closer to a player’s performance than the glove. It is the single point of contact between hand and mallet, and

Few garments are as universally recognised, or as widely misunderstood, as the polo shirt. It hangs in nearly every wardrobe, yet the soft-collared knit most

A polo saddle is a lightweight, flat-seated, close-contact English saddle built for freedom of movement, engineered so a player can stand in the stirrups, lean

Polo whites are the white trousers ,  traditionally breeches or jeans ,  that polo players wear for match play, required under the Hurlingham Polo Association

Polo is a contact sport played at speed on a half-tonne horse. The ride-off , shoulder-to-shoulder, knee-to-knee, at 55 km/h, is not an occasional collision

A polo ball weighing just over 100 grams can reach speeds of up to 110 mph during play. At that velocity, it covers the distance

Polo may be one of the world’s most equipment-intensive sports, yet most of what you actually need to get started is simpler, and cheaper ,

The right polo glove sits between your hand and everything that matters on the field, the mallet you swing and the reins that steer a

Few pieces of equestrian equipment carry as much tradition, regulation and hidden technical complexity as the polo trouser. On the surface it looks simple –

Polo is, by most measures, the oldest organised team sport in recorded history. Its roots reach back more than two and a half thousand years

There is a moment in every polo match, a fraction of a second just before a player at full gallop connects mallet to ball, where