Polocrosse
Williams Control Plate
This cheekpiece assists with the flexing of the head while the center bar creates more positive poll pressure.
The Bombers Control Plate is set at 45° to follow the contour of the horses tongue. Consequently, a horse who uses his tongue as a means of pushing against the bit, to take control, will draw it back and tuck the chin in, coming back to a better point of control. This differs from a Dr Bristol which sits horizontally with the edge of the plate on the tongue.
Williams Colin Miles
This cheekpiece assists with the flexing of the head while the center bar creates more positive poll pressure.
The Colin Miles is a great schooling bit with a 55mm centre piece creating greater tongue pressure. The rings give the horse something to play with and help keep the horses attention on the bit.
This particular joint exerts more pressure than the Control Plate or Elliptical."
Square Head Breadboard Racquet
The Square head shape is a unique design from Bombers - the Square shape was developed after months of trials.
The "breadboard" plastic is extremely hardwearing while remaining below the maximum weight specs.
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Round Breadboard Racquet
The original Bomber round head racquet, still as popular as ever.
The "breadboard" plastic is extremely hardwearing while falling below the maximum weight specs.
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Midas Breadboard Racquet
The Midas polocrosse racquet has been aptly named for the golden effect it has on the users game.
This polocrosse racquet is thinner across the top of the head allowing for easier pickups, and creating a larger surface area for catching. Our new net is specially developed so that it performs in both wet and dry conditions.
The "breadboard" plastic is extremely hardwearing while falling below the maximum weight specs.
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Tear Drop Breadboard Racquet
Breadboard head in the shape of a Tear Drop.
The "V" at the neck safeguards the pocket making it difficult to dislodge the ball.
Back in production due to popular demand.
The "breadboard" plastic is extremely hardwearing while falling below the maximum weight specs.
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