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[Uzi Sports]

Both bats look stunning that's for sure and if they are made in the uk that's even better as if that's now true I would really like to own one as they are lovely looking bats that's for sure

Simon these are not made in UK, We picked few for our preorder customers and now have 1 left, perhaps you can test it when you visit us in the new year

[simonmay5]

Simon these are not made in UK, We picked few for our preorder customers and now have 1 left, perhaps you can test it when you visit us in the new year

Would love to Asad it's such a shame that a flagship model not being made in the uk as the bat I have which is uk made I never found another gn near that quality which is a real shame

[Mattsky]

Crickey. Not one, but two sticks worthy of any collection.
Everything about them is just right. (Grips aside). Who needs distractingly flashy stickers when you have beautiful willow like that? Thanks for posting.

[ridhuan]

@ursmasti, couldn't stop revisiting this post!

[wilkie113]

White spirals on those and they'd be perfect

[Woodyspin]

I was thinking Red and let them merge into the stickers - colour coordinated

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[thebigginge]

@Cover_Drive rebound is really really good compared with my other bats, they are as good as Laver and wood Signature. They are very soft pressed and hardly took anytime to open

We do not soft press. Each piece of wood is pressed for optimum rebound. This cannot be done softly.

Glad you like the bats, they are stunners!!

[Number4]

We do not soft press. Each piece of wood is pressed for optimum rebound. This cannot be done softly.

Glad you like the bats, they are stunners!!

But it can be pressed softer or "lighter" than the next bat for optimum performance no? Or are all GN bats pressed at the same pressure?

[thebigginge]

But it can be pressed softer or "lighter" than the next bat for optimum performance no? Or are all GN bats pressed at the same pressure?

No two bats are pressed the same, each piece of wood compresses differently at different amounts of pressure. that is the part of the skill in being a bat maker.

Soft press, soft wood = no performance.

[smilley792]

Each piece of wood is pressed for optimum rebound.

But it can be pressed softer or "lighter" than the next bat for optimum performance no?

If there all pressed for optimum performance, how would the next bat be pressed lighter for optimum performance? Are you after optimum optimum performance number 4? Or optimumumumum performance?

[thebigginge]

If there all pressed for optimum performance, how would the next bat be pressed lighter for optimum performance? Are you after optimum optimum performance number 4? Or optimumumumum performance?

I think that is possibly the most crystal clear explanation I have seen!

[Number4]

If there all pressed for optimum performance, how would the next bat be pressed lighter for optimum performance? Are you after optimum optimum performance number 4? Or optimumumumum performance?

Ok so all of your bats are pressed with exactly the same pressure even though bat makers seem to tell us each bat is individually pressed for optimum performance which is different for each cleft and that makes ALL bats optimum performance the same. Hmmm interesting concept

[thebigginge]

Each blade presses differently, each piece of wood responds to a different pressure, the skill is in the bat maker knowing when that piece of timber has reached its best compressed point. I do not think it could be much clearer.

I think I shall just copy and paste this each time from now on until people listen.

[Kulli]

If there all pressed for optimum performance, how would the next bat be pressed lighter for optimum performance? Are you after optimum optimum performance number 4? Or optimumumumum performance?

I thought it was pretty clear what he meant, even if the question was pretty much rhetorical.

[Seniorplayer]

Did read on here when  some say softer they  may mean lighter for optimum performance