• Single white glove with a black panel across the knuckles, black finger pieces and a Heritage wrist strap
  • Pair of white and black Heritage Polo Pro gloves on grey felt
  • Black riding glove on white, back of the hand with a Heritage logo wrist strap and raised finger pieces
  • White and navy riding glove with a black Heritage logo wrist strap and black finger pieces, back of the hand
  • White and red riding glove with a black Heritage logo wrist strap and black finger pieces, back of the hand
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Heritage Polo Pro Glove

Heritage Polo Pro Glove

$45.99 USD

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A polo-specific glove, cut differently for the left hand and the right.

Heritage anatomically cuts the Polo Pro to fit a hand holding a mallet and reins at the same time, which is a shape no general riding glove is drafted for. The left glove is reinforced for the reins, the right for the mallet. The leather is a tackified digital goatskin, chosen for grip and for enough sensitivity to feel the mallet rather than only hold it.

Specifications:

  • Tackified digital goatskin leather
  • Anatomically cut for mallet and reins
  • Left glove reinforced for the reins
  • Right glove reinforced for the mallet
  • White/Black, Black, White/Navy, White/Red
  • Sizes 6 through 12

What sets this one apart:

The left and the right glove are not the same glove. The left is reinforced where the reins sit, the right where the mallet sits, and both are cut to fit a hand holding each at once.

Why it is here:

Handed reinforcement. A pair built as a left and a right, each for its own job, is drafted for one discipline rather than for riding in general.

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