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[jonpinson]

A name that has been around for a long time, but one I have never come across when playing. Does anyone know the origins of the bats?

[Ayrtek Cricket]

They are a company based in Devon, a lad at our club has some links with them and uses all of their kit. Bats seem good and goes ok.

No idea who makes their bats but the kit is of a good quality and their kit bag is by far the biggggggest in our changing room!!

[jonpinson]

Interesting according to the website the bats are made in the UK. I'm guessing a labelled brand perhaps? Surely there would be more talk of them if there was actually a batmaking operation in place.

[Ayrtek Cricket]

yeah im not sure the toe on his is very square i can confirm that much, not had a close up look at the handle etc to give it the full once over yet lol

[justnotcricket86]

Bigger than your bag tom??

[Ayrtek Cricket]

Yes it's got it's own corner if the changing room as it doesn't really stand up...3 of us use our bag in our changing room tho

[Canners]

Warsop make their bats I think, pretty sure I saw a batch of them at warsop a while back

[PM7]

If they are made by Warsop then its going to be pretty damm good.

[tim2000s]

There is one on ebay at the moment for 100 quid.

[ianbuchanan]

Very decent kit, one of my teammates used to be sponsored by them. Good bats and nice softs, and also a massive bag!

[Whispering Death]

i thought they were made down in a place called nomansland near tiverton in devon.

a guy at my old club had a few and they caused him problems as they kept splitting near the bottom.

Was apparently an issue with the way they were pressed but may have improved since then.