All-rounder El Pampa
Our daily-driver. Forgiving balance, predictable swing, ready for chukker after chukker.
- Weight
- 180–210g
- Head
- Tipa
- Shaft
- Sumatran Manau
Buenos Aires · Bali
Crafted by Nico,
proven by Camila.
Polo mallets handmade where the pampas meet the islands. Argentine hardwood. Indonesian patience. Built to last generations.
The Collection
Four models, each built for a different game.
All-rounder 
Speed Sumbawa
Whippy and quick. Built for forwards who live in the gaps and want their wrists silent.
- Weight
- 160–185g
- Head
- Tipa, hollowed
- Shaft
- Tonkin reed
Power La Bombita
A nearside backshot weapon. Heavy head, stiff shaft, the sound of a clean hit travels.
- Weight
- 210–240g
- Head
- Tipa, dense-core
- Shaft
- Manau, reinforced
Bespoke Bali Custom
Built around your handicap, your hand size, your horse. Three-week lead time, signed by the maker.
- Weight
- Your spec
- Head
- Your wood
- Shaft
- Your length
All-rounder El Pampa
Our daily-driver. Forgiving balance, predictable swing, ready for chukker after chukker.
- Weight
- 180–210g
- Head
- Tipa
- Shaft
- Sumatran Manau
Speed Sumbawa
Whippy and quick. Built for forwards who live in the gaps and want their wrists silent.
- Weight
- 160–185g
- Head
- Tipa, hollowed
- Shaft
- Tonkin reed
Power La Bombita
A nearside backshot weapon. Heavy head, stiff shaft, the sound of a clean hit travels.
- Weight
- 210–240g
- Head
- Tipa, dense-core
- Shaft
- Manau, reinforced
Bespoke Bali Custom
Built around your handicap, your hand size, your horse. Three-week lead time, signed by the maker.
- Weight
- Your spec
- Head
- Your wood
- Shaft
- Your length
Two Traditions. One Mallet.
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Born on the Pampas
Argentina invented the modern polo mallet. Tipa wood. Long shafts. The rhythm of ten-goalers playing every weekend on Palermo grass. We carry that lineage forward — the weight, the sound, the line.
"Two
traditions.
One
mallet."
Indonesia
Bali · Sumatra
Bound by Hand
Our shafts are cut from rattan harvested in Sumatra and finished by binders in Bali — craftsmen who’ve been wrapping cane for generations. Patience the pampas don’t teach. Detail you can feel through the grip.
"Every mallet carries
the memory of the wood."
From the Tree to the Throw Line
The four steps that become one mallet.
01
Source
Tipa harvested in Argentina, rattan in Sumatra. Every batch hand-selected for grain and density.
02
Shape
Heads turned and balanced on the lathe. Shafts cut, steamed, straightened — millimetres at a time.
03
Bind
Cane wrap, leather grip, and sling — bound by hand in Bali. The signature finish you feel before you see.
04
Finish
Sealed, weighed, weight-stamped, signed. Then field-tested by a 5-goal player before it ships.
The maker's mark
Each mallet leaves Bali with the maker's initials pressed into the grip. Not a logo — an accountability. If the balance is wrong, you know who to call. In twenty years of building, we’ve never had to answer.
Field Tested
From those who ride with them.
“The balance is unreal. I switched mid-season and my nearside backshot has never sounded cleaner.”
Rodrigo Bauzada · 4 goals
“You can feel two hands in every mallet — one from Buenos Aires, one from Bali. They’re alive.”
Santiago Galland · Club captain
Trusted by players from Buenos Aires to Bali.
Commission
Your Mallet
Tell us your handicap, your hand, your horse. We’ll build the mallet around you. Stock builds ship in two weeks. Bespoke in three.