GM ARGON F2 DXM ORIGINAL CRICKET BAT (6,5,4) IN JOHANNESBURG

Gunn and Moore Argon¿ F2¿ DXM¿ Original cricket bat features: Massive F2 edges Flatter face profile Low Swell Position Slightly concaved back profile ToeTek Technology* GM Now!** DriGuard*** All Gunn and Moore English Willow cricket bats are designed and produced from prime English Willow by our own craftsmen and women in their own factory in Nottingham, England. Gunn and Moore Original bats are made from superior unbleached seasoned Grade 1 English Willow which is straight grained with a hint of colour and minor cosmetic blemishes. Fitted with top quality treble spring multi-piece cane handle for outstanding feel, flex and control. The handle is ovalled for natural bottom hand location, comfort and control. Please specify the size you would like when you order. Bat characteristics for a Men's blade: Maximum Swell Depth - 63 mm Maximum Edge - 40 mm Volume of Blade - cm3 *ToeTek Technology Specially shaped resilient shield fitted to the toe of the bat Reduces toe damage and feathering that is often caused by tapping at the crease Further barrier to damp **GM Now! "Knocked-in" by the batmaker in-house DriGuard applied to resist damp and minimize toe swelling Raw linseed oil applied to reduce cracking and splitting by maintaining the moisture level of the blade Clear anti-scuff cover applied to the face and edges to increase blade durability ***DriGuard All Gunn & Moore English Made bats -except polycoated bats - are treated with GM DriGuard¿, a water repellent solution applied to the toe of the bat to reduce the absorption of water. This helps prevent toe swelling, making the toe less susceptible to moisture induced damage. Gunn and Moore recommended bat sizes Height of player Recommended bat size Up to 120cm (cm - 129cm (3'11" to cm - 137cm (4'3" to cm - 144cm (4'6" to cm - 150cm (4'8" to cm - 157cm (4'11" to cm - 163cm (5'2" to cm - 168cm (5'4" to 5'6") Harrow 168cm - 175cm (5'6" to 5'9") Academy 175cm and over (5'9" and over) Full size/Short handle Selecting a bat can be a diffiicult process, Gunn and Moore have a bat selector which can help with that decision