As a rule I have never spent big on bags as long as there big I generally get them.
My last bag and current is a hunts county clipper I wondering what people think of this bag or anybody had any experiance or recommend monster cheap bags I prefer to buy decent bats and pads and stuff.
It has to be big and I prefer ones with different pockets I normally carry a lot of kit and bigger the better
http://www.sportsdirect.com/slazenger-ultimate-wheelie-cricket-bag-850032
I'm very much of the mind that you get what you pay for with the Sports Direct Slazenger stuff. I had 2 incidents last year of people telling me they were off to get the same bag as i was offering, at half the price from Sports Direct in town. Both came to me within weeks with their bags falling apart.
Firstly i pointed out that they weren't the same model as the Slaz bags i stock, showing them the subtle differences in branding (sneaky) and then pointed out the obvious, if you pay £20 for an item (when as a general rule in that product area anything half decent will set you back £50+) don't be surprised when its crap!
Both customers bought a 'genuine' Slaz bag from me.
A clipper is about £45-50 off the top of my head isn't it? I'm sure if you wanted another one we could get it for you at a very good price.
If you want to stretch the budget a little higher, the Maverick from Gray Nics is a brilliant bag. Same split layout as most Grays bags now, not the biggest, but 95x36x44cm is pretty sizeable.
http://www.vitascricket.co.uk/products.php?id=782£54 with free delivery from us.
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