You’re standing in front of a vast selection of AA batteries. ADVANCED, GOLD, SUPER HEAVY DUTY they yell at you. Some $3, others $20. Are they really that different? Are they Worth It? The Batteries We went to our closest Woolies and picked up four common AAx4 batteries, all at vastly different price points. The […]
With winter fast approaching, follow these quick tips to keep your Ariat boots in top condition! Shop our Ariat recommended conditioner: Do you condition your boots? Leave us a comment below!
As most endurance riders know, HR increases with exercise and also with anxiety, pain, and physiological compromise such as dehydration. The HR should be relatively stable and regular at rest. Post exercise, the HR gradually decreases depending on factors such as fitness.
Article from Equestrian Australia http://www.equestrian.org.au/content/current-approved-safety-standards-helmets As per the EA General Regulations, Article 122.2: Dress and Salute, the following will apply: Except where Sport Rules allows otherwise, riders and drivers competing in an EA competition, must wear an approved helmet with the chin strap fastened at all times. The same is recommended when riding a horse at any time. Protective […]
By Jenny Moncur, republished with permission As riders and strappers we spend a lot of time making sure our horses are well cared for. The Rider is also an important part of the endurance team who needs looking after if the team is to reach its full potential. There are some simple steps a rider […]
How to properly fit your helmet, this short video can apply to any style of helmet.
I get asked quite often about the helmets that are approved by the EA & Pony Club. Zilco has produced a list of their helmets. We stock the Tipperary Helmet, Oscar Pro, Oscar Lite & Oscar Select which are all approved by the EA & Pony Club
At some stage during your endurance career you’ll need to purchase a new headlight, whether that’s your first, or you’re replacing an old friend you’ll want one that’s right for you. When looking for headlights there are a number of factors that may influence your purchase, for some it’s brightness; for others it’s battery life […]
1. The front edge of your helmet should sit 1 to 2 cms above the eyebrows. Most head injuries involve impacts to the forehead and temple region. Wearing your helmet as suggested should help ensure these areas are covered. 2. Rear straps should be securely fastened and sit on or just below the earlobe. The […]
The job you want your helmet to do is to help absorb impact force when your have a fall, or when you are unlucky enough to be kicked by a horse. If your helmet does not help absorb this “energy”, then this extra energy can be transmitted through to your head, which means a greater […]
