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Forum News and Suggestions => Old Advertisers => Admin Board => Aldred Cricket Bats => Topic started by: Aldred Cricket Bats on January 02, 2016, 01:42:05 PM
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Just dropped in to say happy new year to all on custom bats. Please check out my website www.aldredcricketbats.com (http://www.aldredcricketbats.com) for my 2016 prices and please remember to email me for your custom bats discount of 15%. Keep your eye out on the site for a lot of new items being posted as well as products also join Aldred cricket bats Facebook group page and see many items throughout the year.
Look forward to another great year as well as an exciting one
Paul
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Hi Paul, good to see you back and active. Best wishes for 2016
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Happy New year Paul and all the best 2016
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All the best for 2016 Paul.
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New silver sov shape you posted on Facebook looks a winner Paul, look forward to seeing more examples!
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Keep checking Facebook guys as I'm starting to put some great pre made stock bats on offer as well as unmade clefts to choose from of course :D
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What about those that don't use Facebook? :(
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Blimey isn't everyone on face book these days, I thought I was a technophobe dinosaur ;). I will try and find some time to post some stuff on here for you it just takes a lot of time out my day to keep replying to people for photos etc, I don't employ other people to do my marketing for me so time is precious I'm sure you understand. Maybe I can put a link on here to take people to the Facebook page I don't know if that works maybe someone could tell me
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Haha! I'm a Twitter person. You could possible allow your Facebook page to auto share posts on Twitter as that would make it easier.
Totally understand if you can't :)
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I don't think it will link up with my group page but I will attempt to put some on my own page so you can see or drop me an email on paul@aldredcricketbats.com to see what I have in
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Have slung some on my page so should go onto Twitter for you now
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Fantastic. Thanks Paul
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Here you go stillnotout a couple if links for you
http://youtu.be/ZhrBvqimHnA (http://youtu.be/ZhrBvqimHnA)
http://youtu.be/a81cMa_qfLY (http://youtu.be/a81cMa_qfLY)
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You're a star Paul. Thank you
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You're a star Paul. Thank you
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not a problem at all just get in touch if I can help you with anything at all even advice. paul@aldredcricketbats.com
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Will do. Thank you
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Email me if you see anything you like. paul@aldredcricketbats.com
http://youtu.be/BJpWh55Jx6w (http://youtu.be/BJpWh55Jx6w)
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Got to say they all look like cracking bats mate, were they made for customers who turned them down due to the weight?
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How much is the grade 1?
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Got to say they all look like cracking bats mate, were they made for customers who turned them down due to the weight?
No they weren't. The majority of my work is made to order but I do make some pre mades just because there are a lot of people out there that like to see a bat made up before they buy. I just use my years of experience in the first class game and coaching in my bat making to make bats that feel great. There are lots of clefts that bat makers receive that are heavier so the skill is to make them and get a lighter than dead weight feel, which by the way a exactly what the pro players want. It's about feel not weight. Obviously if your a 2-7 user non of these would suit but people who like 2-10 weight range in bats they are perfect, it's just the dead weight is more. If you consider the bindings and grip weigh 3oz then the extra dead weight is at the top of the bat acting as a counter balance. Same principle that you see with some professionals when they put a lead tape around the top of their bat handle to counter balance the weight of the bat. That's just the extreme way of counteracting a very heavy bat.
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How much is the grade 1?
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I didn't say on the video did I, what a chump should start reading my script >:(. £220 plus postage
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Hi Paul, realised I emailed the contact I had with you over a year ago, do you still pick up your emails to the me.com address or should I resend to the one you've posted in this topic?
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No they weren't. The majority of my work is made to order but I do make some pre mades just because there are a lot of people out there that like to see a bat made up before they buy. I just use my years of experience in the first class game and coaching in my bat making to make bats that feel great. There are lots of clefts that bat makers receive that are heavier so the skill is to make them and get a lighter than dead weight feel, which by the way a exactly what the pro players want. It's about feel not weight. Obviously if your a 2-7 user non of these would suit but people who like 2-10 weight range in bats they are perfect, it's just the dead weight is more. If you consider the bindings and grip weigh 3oz then the extra dead weight is at the top of the bat acting as a counter balance. Same principle that you see with some professionals when they put a lead tape around the top of their bat handle to counter balance the weight of the bat. That's just the extreme way of counteracting a very heavy bat.
Couldn't agree more, its all about the feel in the hands and how comfortable you are when playing shots.
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The website will be down over the weekend as its having some maintenance done to it so don't panic you can get in touch with me direct on paul@aldredcricketbats.com
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Check the group page for some lovely players grades
Paul