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[Aldred Cricket Bats]

This one goes with the 3-6 posted before. I think it must be the jolly green giant using these bats knock the branches off and polish it. They ping like you wouldn't believe

[sgcricket]

both those bats look great and with that much wood, would expect a good performing bat. having said that, the profile and finish looks top notch.

[Buzz]

wow- find cleft, stick handle in it, give it a little shave and a polish and off you go...
frightening!!

[Alvaro]

Is this Roco's?

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

No it's not roccos. I agree sh with huge clefts you do expect great performance but I expect to have that performance from all my bats as I make to what myself and colleagues used in county cricket but I have to say the result of these astounded me with pick up too. I haven't made any this big before 3-4 was the heaviest till now but 3-8 is about the limit with a normal cleft.

[trypewriter]

It must be a very different sort of challenge to the norm!

[ppccopener]

yeah paul ! just think how many runs you would have got in County cricket if you were using Aldred bats !!
 

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

I needed a wider one not heavier

[fatbats]

Too heavy even for me but huge and beautiful

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

I don't know worgs sleeves rolled up collar up and away you go

[SOULMAN1012]

Paul, can I ask what are the measurements of this bat please mate. Edge size, spine height etc

Looks an absolute gun mate

[Whispering Death]

whats the pick up like?

[rudder162]

wow would love to meet the guy weilding this! must have some serious guns!

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

Pick up is good at that weight. Edges around 45mm spines around 70mm