Custom Bats Cricket Forum
General Cricket => Cricket Training, Fitness and Injuries => Topic started by: Woodyspin on October 08, 2017, 12:42:14 PM
-
So the norm seems to be use duct or gaffer tape to hold town the ends of a cricket mat. But it never seems to work!
Is there double width tape anywhere? Or a way that holds down the ends properly?
-
As a temporary measure or permanently?
-
As a temporary measure or permanently?
Temporary as we usually train in a school
-
I get some decent tape from work, always a chew though as the roll end always springs up!
-
I get some decent tape from work, always a chew though as the roll end always springs up!
Thats why i was thinking double width would work? But it seems expensive so maybe a couple of rolls
-
Nail gun
-
Nail gun
Delightful constructive there, Matthew! Haha
-
I aim to please - it didn’t say temporary :-p
Two thickness’ of Duct tape always been good for us, Both ends and hope people don’t run on them!
-
Double sided tape on edge if matt(underneath obviously) then duck tap over the top.
Also try to get the sports centre to rotate how they. Roll the Matts. Couple Of weeks one way, then next couple roll it the opposite way.
This stops the Matts from Constantly wanting to roll back up, as they don't hold as much memory of being rolled up if rotated properly
No idea if that was explained well at all.