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[Aldred Cricket Bats]

I will do both for you all as I reckon the picture I put in at the moment shows up nicely the shaping of the bat but I understand where you are coming from.

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

Ok photos as promised. this is a beautiful beast of a supreme off out to Gloucestershire. 2-10 naked weight 2 grips and 40mm edges and 70mm spine and even dressed up feels 2-9/10 easily.
 

[Drupy01]

Looks stunning!

Any chance of making a similar bat profile in the Sovereign range?

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

If I made a similar profile it would be another supreme I am presuming you mean dimensions of the bat

[Drupy01]

Yeah that's what I mean, sorry haha

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

Pretty much but it obviously depends on weight wanted and then picking the right cleft. Thats one of the reasons I always say go for naked weight as this allows all the extra weight of the grips and bindings and giving the bat a great pick up whilst the actual dead weight is 2or 3 oz more because the weight is at the top so acting like a counter balance.

[Drupy01]

Okay I see, well you made a me a 2-10 supreme not so long ago and it feels super light and great pick up so I'm looking to go for a bat that's 2-11 1/2 to 2-12 and I know the way you press and craft the bats that it'll have a great pick up. 

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

Is that 2-11/12 finished?

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

Just drop me an email and I can help you more from there

[awp]

I would like to see a side on shot with all models in the one pic,  similar to the picof the same in the GM catalog.  It helps tremendously in working out how the profiles compare.

Thatsa beautiful bat Paul, but what I meant by the above was to see a profile pic of all the different models, side by side, in the one pic.  So you can compare gold soverign next to a velocity next to a supreme etc.

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

If you take a look at the website they are on there. Those pictures give you a basic idea of the profiles and as you know we are a bespoke business so everyone's bat is tailored to suit from that basic shape

[Drupy01]

Okay Paul I'll drop you an email about it. Cheers

[InternalTraining]

This is a stunning bat!! Where is the sweet spot? High? You have over sized clefts?

Ok photos as promised. this is a beautiful beast of a supreme off out to Gloucestershire. 2-10 naked weight 2 grips and 40mm edges and 70mm spine and even dressed up feels 2-9/10 easily.
 

[400notout]

If it's anything like mine it's all sweet!

[Aldred Cricket Bats]

This is a stunning bat!! Where is the sweet spot? High? You have over sized clefts?

 The sweet spot is the hitting area of the bat. Pressed properly and good handles mean a big hitting area. The highest point of the swell on the bat helps determine the feel of the pick up of the bat and also enabling the best swing speeds to utilise it. Too low the bat will feel bottom heavy too high it will feel light but will often have no guts when you hit the ball.