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Specialist Cricket Retailers => Uzi Sports UK => Topic started by: Uzi Sports on November 02, 2015, 05:11:33 PM
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We have started adding products into our EOS Sale section and so far done almost all the senior bats. This will be followed by Junior bats and then pads and gloves. If time permitted I'll add the photos of the actual bats. In the meanwhile, if any one requires photos of any bats in our sale section then Plz email me.
http://uzisports.com/end_of_season_sale (http://uzisports.com/end_of_season_sale)
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Genuine question, a friend of mine was chatting with Rob Hawk recently, and he said Hawk said to not buy a bat in a end of season sale, as the willow will have been sat around for so long it would have dried out. I for one don't think it will make a great deal of difference and think it's a bit of sales patter from Hawk, and I said I didn't see how it was any different to a bat sat in my garage for winter. Just wondered on anyone else's thoughts
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Genuine question, a friend of mine was chatting with Rob Hawk recently, and he said Hawk said to not buy a bat in a end of season sale, as the willow will have been sat around for so long it would have dried out. I for one don't think it will make a great deal of difference and think it's a bit of sales patter from Hawk, and I said I didn't see how it was any different to a bat sat in my garage for winter. Just wondered on anyone else's thoughts
He's been told a load of rubbish.
There's a wonderful thing called linseed oil
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That's probably worth a thread in its own rather than poo in asads for sale post.
To me sound alike hawk was saying "don't pick up one of those generous bargains or there, instead pay full price for this here bat"
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That's probably worth a thread in its own rather than poo in asads for sale post.
To me sound alike hawk was saying "don't pick up one of those generous bargains or there, instead pay full price for this here bat"
Good point sorry Asad I meant no harm to your business! Maybe admin can move it for me, as you could tell I'm a bit new to the forum... But yeah I reckoned it was complete tosh from hawk too
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Genuine question, a friend of mine was chatting with Rob Hawk recently, and he said Hawk said to not buy a bat in a end of season sale, as the willow will have been sat around for so long it would have dried out. I for one don't think it will make a great deal of difference and think it's a bit of sales patter from Hawk, and I said I didn't see how it was any different to a bat sat in my garage for winter. Just wondered on anyone else's thoughts
I can assure you that, having been down to see Asad, all the bats in his shop are tremendous! He takes great pride in stocking quality willow
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Genuine question, a friend of mine was chatting with Rob Hawk recently, and he said Hawk said to not buy a bat in a end of season sale, as the willow will have been sat around for so long it would have dried out. I for one don't think it will make a great deal of difference and think it's a bit of sales patter from Hawk, and I said I didn't see how it was any different to a bat sat in my garage for winter. Just wondered on anyone else's thoughts
I know Rob and that seems an odd thing for him to say unless he meant in comprasion to having one handmade to order with a minimum time between order and completion.
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I can assure you that, having been down to see Asad, all the bats in his shop are tremendous! He takes great pride in stocking quality willow
I am sure he does and my comment was not meant as a slight on him or any cricket retailers...2 of my top 3 bats were end of season bargains. It was just something a mate said today and I wondered if anyone else had heard it
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Lol...I like an end of season sale bargain.
I'll be over soon Asad :)
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I am sure he does and my comment was not meant as a slight on him or any cricket retailers...2 of my top 3 bats were end of season bargains. It was just something a mate said today and I wondered if anyone else had heard it
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I have heard similar statements from some of my team mates. I don't buy the argument though ... My best bats are the ones purchased in a bargain sale. I bought a Kahuna 1000 bat (2012 model) in 2014 Jan clearance sale. The seller prepared the bat for me - oiled + knocked and i have been using it for almost 1.5 years without any issues.
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what if the clefts have been sitting there all season at hawk. Is it the same theory then
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All senior bats have been added,
http://uzisports.com/end_of_season_sale (http://uzisports.com/end_of_season_sale)
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I'll also try to add the actual photos of the bat