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[Vitas Cricket]

Not sure. My educated guess is the big 3 (kook, GN and GM) all use SG but I don't know for sure.

In the flesh they are noticeably different to Kookaburra pads.

[toenails97]

Yeah I was thinking about SG aswell

[mike1989]

Always like Hunts gear. These look very nice, getting tempted to add these to my Hunts Clipper keeping gear!

Where do these rank in comparison to the clipper range? Or is the revolution the successor to the clipper range in 2014?


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[Vitas Cricket]

Always like Hunts gear. These look very nice, getting tempted to add these to my Hunts Clipper keeping gear!

Where do these rank in comparison to the clipper range? Or is the revolution the successor to the clipper range in 2014?


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Slight oddity.

In terms of pricing the revolution are top of the range for batting pads/gloves. But the clipper keeping gloves are still top of the pile.

[mike1989]

Slight oddity.

In terms of pricing the revolution are top of the range for batting pads/gloves. But the clipper keeping gloves are still top of the pile.

Noticed that. It did strike me as odd that one is top of the batting gear, and the other the keeping gear. Both nice looking stuff though.

Is there a significant difference between the revolution and clipper keeping gloves? Debating on getting the revolution as a net set or backup pair.


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[Vitas Cricket]

Noticed that. It did strike me as odd that one is top of the batting gear, and the other the keeping gear. Both nice looking stuff though.

Is there a significant difference between the revolution and clipper keeping gloves? Debating on getting the revolution as a net set or backup pair.


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2 very different gloves. The clippers are a longer cut and all leather. The revolutions are a shorter cut and made of a very modern PU, they are basically the same as the TON max power wk gloves that I have for myself this year.