Slazenger Cricket Bat - UTGT35006

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The Slazenger Cricket Bat (UTGT35006) is designed for intermediate to advanced cricketers who prioritize a reliable, balanced tool for both competitive matches and frequent practice sessions. Its primary benefit is the superior blend of control and comfort, provided by a expertly weighted construction and a high-traction grip; however, users should note that as a natural wood implement, it requires a proper 'knocking-in' process before it is ready for high-impact match play.
| Model Part Number | UTGT35006 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Slazenger |
No, it requires a proper knocking-in process to compress the fibers and prevent damage during hard-ball impact.
A light application of raw linseed oil should be applied once or twice per season, depending on frequency of use and storage conditions.
While it can be used, this bat is specifically engineered for professional-grade cricket balls; using it with tennis balls may be overkill.
Store it in a cool, dry area inside a padded cricket bag, away from heaters or damp basements.
Warranty generally covers manufacturing defects but does not cover normal wear and tear or damage from improper knocking-in.
Small surface cracks are normal due to wood expansion; apply a light sanding and an anti-scuff sheet.
Ensure the grip is applied correctly; a loose or poorly wrapped grip can significantly impact the balance and feel of the bat.
This is often caused by moisture exposure; ensure the bat is kept dry and consider a light oil treatment if the wood feels brittle.
Before taking this bat into a match, you must perform a 'knocking-in' process. This involves using a wooden cricket mallet to compress the fibers of the willow on the face and edges of the blade. Start gently and gradually increase force over several hours to prevent cracking.
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