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[procricket]

We made this up yesterday after looking at a few pictures of a Indian players and adapting to our needs...

It not a lightweight it at just under 2-14 in a 381 oversized density so not for the faint harted.

Any way here it is







48mm edge no face shots yet.....

I have the number but please be aware this will be around 3lb and pick up is good but does feel like a club on a stick


 


Idea came about whilst eating a dounut i saw a picture on social media and thought why not mat.. The bill is flat but it still bigger than most bats and whilst it looks a extreme minor sloping bill there plenty of wood and the hitting area oh the hitting area.

I'm finished for the season working with Streaky coming up with crazy shapes this is my last of the pre season i like it yes it big and heavy.

Time to get back to my lovely 2lb 8oz normal cleft "Tonto" or Zizi but once you go big can you go back down and by no means is a 2-8 bat.

[Ams4287]

Is that a cricket bat or a ski slope?!  could turn it round for the ramp shot over the keeper Dave

[JG]

Is this the one you had posted on the other thread yesterday Dave?

[procricket]

yes mate streaky and me bored came up with this beast well not bored between the chaos they have caused with there offer !!!!!!!

[sanredrose]

Just curious, which indian player profile triggered you to do this ??

[procricket]

Kholi a varient i do think was made by RNS top one i think we made it a touch bigger and added some stuff to it

[procricket]

Time I went back to my 2-8 bats

[JG]

Thought when it was in a more raw form, in the other thread it looked good! but I think its a little bit too drastic for me. I may have to consider getting a similar shape just more duckbilled, something 45/46mm with a 30mm toe and the spine running down into it. A monster of a bat!

[The Doctor]

This shape is based on the new Xlphon - not sure where Dave gets his names from, surely we are running out of Greek gods!

The below shape can be made out of a "normal" sized cleft but hopefully still retains the features of the design. This is how crazy cricket bat design has become as 6 months ago, this would have been considered big, but now, it is just normal.



Vital statistics - available in 2lb 10.5oz and above.

Enjoy!

Streaky

P.S. somebody said to me the other day "if it aint broke, dont fix it" - not really thought about the phrase before but it got me thinking what a rubbish saying it was. If everyone had that attitude how would we progress. So thought of the festive season - "if it aint broke, develop it". It was this time four years ago that B3 was a spark in my little brain.

[Canners]

Time I went back to my 2-8 bats

Told you 😉

[tim2000s]

The funny thing is that I see features from bats of the eighties in many of these. The flat back from toe to hitting area is very reminiscent of the old V12.


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[avkrish]

I have the number but please be aware this will be around 3lb and pick up is good but does feel like a club on a stick

Could you advise the number & when B3 will reopen after the holidays? Can you post some photos of the face & back too?

[procricket]

for the big version it is 4101 will take pictures some time pal

[procricket]

I'm looking at big bats not really sure what has not been done typhoon and xlphon wonder what I can do next really so many big bats around and all very similar really...

[avkrish]

Thanks Dave, which grade is it? Are the grips also available with B3?

When do they reopen as I have to place my order to give Doc ample time to finish before the offer expires.