Custom Bats Cricket Forum
Equipment => Bats => Topic started by: Leddster138 on September 12, 2024, 07:52:36 PM
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My daughter is taking up hardball cricket in the Winter and will need a new bat. I'm not sure I'd want her with a bat that's too hard and covered in polycarb but equally she won't need a multi grain grade 1.
Has anyone had any good experiences with buying a junior bat this year? ANy brands doing it well? She'll need a size 3 but I assume weights are a bit pot luck.
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GM would be my shout for retail junior bats, few of our kids use them and they're notably superior to the GNs I've seen among the juniors.
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^ Second that.
GMs are great stock bats. They've done the hard work of specs and cleft selection for every budget and you get great value at every level.
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Good value for money with GM on the junior range, also stock H4L across junior sizes that are similar on price point.
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Drop me a DM
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I can make you up something to suit your needs. I’ve made quite a few junior bats for forum members
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I can make you up something to suit your needs. I’ve made quite a few junior bats for forum members
John did a lovely bat for one of our young lads, plenty punch to it but plenty light for him as he's quite wee.
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Thanks everyone, for the advice.
I've reached out to John and I'll take a look at the GM ranges.
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I have just got a Harrow bat from John for my daughter and it is magnificent.
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Thanks everyone, for the advice.
I've reached out to John and I'll take a look at the GM ranges.
Gm do a 'Lite' range in size 3 & 4. Usually 2 oz lighter than standard weight