Equipment chosen by people who play the game.
Polo 360 exists for one reason: too much protective gear is designed for a catalogue photo rather than a sixth chukker. We choose and test what we sell on the field.
Our knee guards and boots are hand made by a family-run workshop of leatherworkers: three generations of the same family, with the knowledge and craft passed down through each of them. Knee guards are made in standard sizes. Boots are never stamped out to a standard size: every pair is cut and built to the individual player's foot and leg, so fit and finish are yours to specify rather than ours to guess.
Maj Dr (r) Haseeb Minhas
Maj Dr Haseeb Minhas (R) is a distinguished polo player and equestrian professional with nearly three and a half decades of experience in high-goal polo. Throughout his career, he has represented Pakistan at the highest level of international polo, earning a reputation as one of the country’s most accomplished polo players. He won the Pakistan National Open Polo Championship twice, claiming his first title at the age of just twenty. Maj Minhas (R) has represented both the Pakistan National Polo Team and Pakistan Army Polo Team in numerous national and international competitions. He holds the unique distinction of being the only Army officer to have represented the Pakistan National Polo Team five times in the Polo World Cup Championship, competing in France, New Zealand, India, China, and Iran. He also captained the Pakistan team to a significant victory over India, securing qualification for the main round of the Polo World Cup in Chile. In addition to his playing career, Maj Minhas (R) has made significant contributions to the development and success of polo in Pakistan as a coach and manager of the Pakistan Army Polo Team. His extensive international playing experience, leadership, and knowledge of high-goal polo have made him a prominent figure in Pakistan’s polo community. Beyond polo, Maj Minhas (R) has also achieved distinction in equestrian sports, being a member of winning show jumping and dressage teams at various national-level events. In 2026, he further represented Pakistan in an official capacity as the Lead Veterinarian for the Pakistan contingent at the Asian Games, overseeing the veterinary care and welfare of the horse competing at the Games.
