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[justnotcricket86]

I really wanted the B&S pads from this year (not the pollock range) but I don't think he has any left.

Gutted

[roco]

Im thinking about getting a set of the morrants but never seen them in the flesh but heard good things

[justnotcricket86]

Im thinking about getting a set of the morrants but never seen them in the flesh but heard good things

How you getting on this season mate?

[roco]

personally ok ish but new role as oldest and snr player but team wise we are 80 points clear with 7 games to go

You?

[ch1p]

Pads - Kookaburra Ricky Ponting's from 2009, so comfortable, light and wrapped around the leg perfect for me.Also sat low on the foot which is what I need. B3 come close but not quite there.

Gloves - B3 sausage fingers, perfect flexibility and for somebody who has really sweaty hands i never seem to have to worry about soggy palms ( probably because im not at the crease long enough)

[gazr5]

Gloves - ss limited editions. I've had them for a season and a half now and they have gone through some very long and sweaty innings. Barely any wear on them whereas a big brand have started to wear after 4 net sessions.

Pads- GM orginial lites from a few years ago. They were so light and comfortable I was amazed by them. They were small mens and actually fitted me. GMs weren't always designed for giants it seems.

[Northern monkey]

SS gloves, best I've used
Saving up for some custom h4l, for next season

[Andythomo21]

Have used all sorts in the past but really can't complain at all about the SS Test Opener Pads and SS Sangakarra LE gloves I picked up 2nd hand and have used all this season.

[Marc28]

At the moment I'm very happy with my softs
Kookaburra impulse 950 gloves
Optimax black edition pads really comfy and no massive straps either

[trypewriter]

Ayrtek pads and gloves - youth size - still provide top notch protection, just in a better fitting and much lighter package. Honourable mention to Salix gloves as well (the black palmed ones).