Kookaburra pro

Kookaburra Onyx Pro 900 Batting Gloves, intermediate club quality Premium calf leather palm with Kookaburra Max Flo ventilation, square HDF shark tooth finger sections with fibre inserts, soft brushed cotton lining with soft fill foam. KEY FEATURES Palm - Premium calf leather with Kookaburra Max-flo ventilation. Back - Premium mesh. Finger - Square HDF with fibre reinforced protection. 50mm Towel wrist band.

The Kookaburra Onyx Pro 1250 Cricket Bat boasts an aggressive bat profile, featuring ‘weight redistribution technology’ to minimise weight without compromising on power. The Kookaburra Onyx Pro 1250 cricket bat is made with Premium Grade 3 Unbleached English Willow.

The Kookaburra Dynasty features a huge profile with remarkably lightweight pick-up, perfect for the strategic and improvisational player. The Kookaburra Dynasty Pro 1200 cricket bat is made with Premium Grade 4 Unbleached English Willow. KEY FEATURES Sweet Spot - Low (195 - 215mm from toe) Face Profile - Dynamic Power Slightly Rounded Spine Height - Super Spine (Up to 64mm) Edge Profile - Slightly Rounded (34 - 37mm) Scallop - Approximately 3 - 4mm Bow - Approximately 8 - 10mm Handle - Oval Powerdrive Premium Grade 4 Unbleached English Willow.

The iconic Kahuna has been the spearhead of the Kookaburra range for the last 13 years. Its powerful profile, big edges and world renowned graphics make it ideal for the stroke maker who likes to take control and lead by example. The Kookaburra Kahuna Pro 950 cricket bat is made with Premium Grade 5 Unbleached English Willow.

The Kookaburra Onyx boasts an aggressive bat profile, featuring ‘weight redistribution technology’ to minimise weight without compromising on power. The Kookaburra Onyx Pro 900 cricket bat is made with Pro-Shield covered English Willow.

The new Kookaburra Crush Pro 1500 Cricket Bat has a spine that runs from the splice to the lowest point of the toe, keeping the pick-up weight down and making the edges huge! Soon to be seen throughout the Big Bash League its striking colours will surely be a hit! Limited stocks available so get in quick! Sweet Spot Position-Mid to High: A hybrid setup that allows some slight favourability towards players who like to hit square of the wicket but still want the benefits of a mid sweet spot. A slightly higher sweet spot brings the bulk of the willow towards the hands allowing for players to consider going for an extra ounce of bat weight. Smash a front foot pull-shot with one of these to strike fear in the opposition Preparation-Natural: Like most cricket bats this stick needs the full preparation process before use. Take a look at the tab below for more information on this process. Bow-Standard: The regular bow found in the majority of modern cricket bats which gets your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive. Edges-Normal: Even normal edges are larger than the biggest edges of the 2000's. Normal edges are often the calling card of a lightweight bat or a premium bat with a full profile and high spine peak. Spine Height- High: A high spine maximises the hitting power of the centre of the cricket bat. Profile Shape-Slightly Scalloped: A small amount of scalloping is seen in a very large amount of cricket bats. The goal is to save weight while still making the sweet spot as wide as possible. Even very high quality bats can contain a small amount of scalloping in order to reduce their weight. Face- Curved: The traditional curved style of bat face has many important benefits. The rounded face provides a refined direction of power throughout the hitting zone & also allows more flexibility for players keen to work the ball with their wrists. Handle Type-Semi-Oval: A happy medium that brings the benefits of both oval & round handles. This shape aids alignment, slightly weakens the bottom hand for more controlled stroke play and still allows for creative use of the bottom hand. Toe-Toe Guard: This bat has been fitted with a toe guard.