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Cricket Manufacturers / Brands => Kippax Cricket => Topic started by: six and out on March 14, 2018, 03:17:02 PM
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Weighs 3.6!! Don't even think I could lift it!
https://twitter.com/KippaxCricket/status/973927671091679232?s=19
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This will pick up fine with a little counter balance...
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Anti-bulgary device.
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not gonna lie i have actually picked a few of these up and although pretty heavy they pick up a lot better than you would think.
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'Remember folks, don't look at the scales it's all about the feel' ... :D :D :D
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According to a certain bat maker it picks up like 2.9 and all the pros love them 😉
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Warner's net bat.
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theres been a lot of intensest on this bat so will post a short clip on youtube about the bat latter today or tomorrow
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theres been a lot of intensest on this bat so will post a short clip on youtube about the bat latter today or tomorrow
Is it stucky at streethouse that had one? i know Damo had one too
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we made 5 about 4 years ago the video is now on our youtube kippax willow limited take a look
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Bet it's like swinging a lead pipe! Do you have to start playing your shot before the bowler release the ball?
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Does it actually ping any different to a 2lbs 10 bat is the big question! :D
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not used it my self so hard to comment but i believe the more wood behind the ball the better i guess thats why the bat laws have come into the game
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I have 2, 50mm H4L monsters and a 45mm red Ink. I find the middles are the same as any other bat, but the performance off centre is better, not massively but significantly.
The main advantage is that a leading edge feels like you've middled it.
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not used it my self so hard to comment but i believe the more wood behind the ball the better i guess thats why the bat laws have come into the game
Force = mass x acceleration.
So if the bat is 3.6 (roughly 1/3 heavier than a normal bat) so if you can swing the bat more that roughly 2/3rds of the speed of a 2.10 bat the answer should be yes.
On the basis I couldn't use a 3lbs bat for me it would be no...
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According to a certain bat maker it picks up like 2.9 and all the pros love them 😉
Ha Ha, yeah and profiles don't matter and every other brand makes bats differently to him are junk.
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Ha Ha, yeah and profiles don't matter and every other brand makes bats differently to him are junk.
...and all Asian made handles are going to break.
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Force = mass x acceleration.
So if the bat is 3.6 (roughly 1/3 heavier than a normal bat) so if you can swing the bat more that roughly 2/3rds of the speed of a 2.10 bat the answer should be yes.
On the basis I couldn't use a 3lbs bat for me it would be no...
But @Buzz , If you swing this beast really really really fast and manage to hold on, you can reach the pavilion faster than your teammates. Like Mary Poppins.