Noseband
Natural Oiled Polocrosse Rope Noseband - Double Stitched
Traditonal bombers style rope noseband with a double stitch for added style.
The polocrosse bridlery incorporates a custom design that prevents the components from breaking or wearing quickly from the fast paced action and heavy use associated with the game of polocrosse.
Available in Natural Oiled, Dark Brown and Black leather.
All fittings are made from solid brass which is strong and durable.
Natural Oiled Polocrosse Rope Noseband
Leather rope noseband conects to the head check (Martingale) and stops a horse raising its head.
The noseband should not go past the nosebone. This is made of our hardy bridle leather and available in black, dark brown and natural oiled.
The polocrosse bridlery incorporates a custom design that prevents the components from breaking or wearing quickly from the fast paced action and heavy use associated with the game of polocrosse. Available in Natural Oiled, Dark Brown and Black leather. All fittings are made from solid brass which is strong and durable.
Polo Rope Noseband
The Polo bridlery incorporates a custom design with influences from top Polo players around the world this prevents the components from breaking or wearing quickly from the fast paced action and heavy use associated with the game of Polo. Available in Natural Oiled, Dark Brown and Black leather. All fittings are strong and durable
Dark Brown Rawhide Caverson
Rawhide noseband with natural oiled or dark brown leather slip.Dark Brown Leather Noseband
The Leather Noseband is similar in style to the rope noseband however a leather strap replaces the rope peice that goes over the nose
The polocrosse bridlery incorporates a custom design that prevents the components from breaking or wearing quickly from the fast paced action and heavy use associated with the game of polocrosse. Available in Natural Oiled, Dark Brown and Black leather. All fittings are made from solid brass which is strong and durable.
Natural Oiled Polo Drop Noseband
Positioned around the nose around the chin groove, as opposed to just below the cheekbone, with the strap on the nasal bone, and never below it. It reminds the horse to keep his mouth closed and prevents the horse from crossing his jaw. Due to its position, it should not be used with a standing martingale. Not to be positioned over the nostrils as it will impede breathing which is crucial in action sports.
