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Equipment => Pads => Topic started by: 19reading87 on November 25, 2011, 10:27:02 PM
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What are peoples views and thoughts on these and if you have used them what did you think???
Reds
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What are peoples views and thoughts on these and if you have used them what did you think???
Reds
I find it makes pretty much no difference. My hunts county triumph pads are ambi.
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I used to think that only crappy cheap pads were ambi, so they def have a bit of a stigma, but in fact, you can get top end pads in ambi too. Aren't SRT's pads an ambi model?
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SRT???
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SRT???
Tendulkar
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Ahh ok, makes sense
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Sorry, lazy typing. Have had a Friday night bottle of wine and wasn't sure if I could spell the T word properly
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Well avoided having read Buzz's note yesterday
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Well avoided having read Buzz's note yesterday
Think I missed that...
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About trying to spell correctly etc...
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...we should probably have included a disclaimer about being bevvied up! (we could have said please don't post under the influence, but our footfall would probably decrease significantly!)
Seriously though, the code of conduct isn't there to bash people for the odd typo, but we do encourage people to try and post in 'good' english
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Vulcans Volt pads are Ambidextrous
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You fancying a pair then?
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I get concerned about being hit in the calf, but that has never happened.
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Ambi pads give more protection though don't they? My concern with ambi pads would be getting my bat stuck in them, or tripping when I run
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A brand I'm looking at have ambi pads mate
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You gonna reveal the brand or keep us hanging? Thought you were a VS man now?
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Ambi pads are good for brands as it saves them having to order left and right handed pads and saves having all those left handed pads left at the end of the season... That's the only benefit I can see.... That's my understanding anyway
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Ambi pads give more protection though don't they? My concern with ambi pads would be getting my bat stuck in them, or tripping when I run
Neither of these are problems I have ever experienced...
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Ambi pads are good for brands as it saves them having to order left and right handed pads and saves having all those left handed pads left at the end of the season... That's the only benefit I can see.... That's my understanding anyway
Very useful for a team kit bag; saves having to worry about rh / lh pads
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I think ambis will become more popular for this very reason. BoomBoom, for example, only produce ambi pads, as you can see here:
http://www.itsjustcricket.co.uk/batting-pads-c7#m4
Traditionally, ambi pads have been more popular with juniors and they are arguably less pleasing to the eye, but there's negligible difference in terms of protection and comfort.
www.itsjustcricket.co.uk
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yeah the vantage ones i have for sale dont comprimise protection on either side compared to normal pads at all
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I was just about to order something from online stockists as well... my concern has always been not getting what I've ordered - i.e. what the pictures show... so perhaps I will give it a miss and pay a little more for uk based companies...