Bat Weight

The general rule is light bats for the controlled players and slightly heavier bats for the aggressive and attacking stroke-makers.

Heavier bats have a slower bat speed than lighter bats. The effort required to move the bat increases as the weight of the bat increases. A lighter bat will allow faster bat speed and increase the chance of middling the ball. A heavier bat will not be comparatively easy to middle the ball with, but it will stay hit when you connect with it.

Light (2lbs 6oz - 2lbs 8oz): We recommend this weight range if you are moving to your first full-size bat or into the finishing stages of your playing career, as it may help if you carry a lingering injury. We can't achieve the Tone shape at this weight range if you're looking for a lightweight bat have a look at our Core or Swell shapes.

Standard (2lbs 9oz - 2lbs 10oz): Most professional cricketers use a bat of this weight. It is an excellent balance between bat speed and bat performance.

Heavy (2lbs 11oz +): From 2lbs 11oz, you get a bat less about bat speed and more about blade performance. This weight range is for players who want to score their runs through boundaries and want a large and imposing bat.

SELECTION GUIDE

All the information you need to select the correct options for you.

SMALL MENS - SM

Players Height: 1.68m - 1.75m

Bat Length: 84cm

Blade Width: 10.7cm

Handle Length: 29.5cm

Weight Range: 2lb 6oz & Above

SHORT HANDLE - SH

Players Height: 1.68m - 1.75m

Bat Length: 84cm

Blade Width: 10.7cm

Handle Length: 29.5cm

Weight Range: 2lb 6oz & Above

LONG HANDLE / SHORT BLADE - LH/SB

Players Height: 1.68m - 1.75m

Bat Length: 84cm

Blade Width: 10.7cm

Handle Length: 29.5cm

Weight Range: 2lb 6oz & Above