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Batting Gloves SG Savage Lite
Batting Gloves SG Savage Lite
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Shipping & pickup
Shipping & pickup
Free shipping across Canada on orders over $100.
Standard delivery takes about 3 to 9 business days via UPS.
Free local pickup at 53 Saintsbury Crescent, Brampton.
14-day returns
14-day returns
Return within 14 days. Returns are free if the product is unopened and unused.
Questions? Call 437-982-8483.
The SG Savage Lite Batting Gloves, perfect for cricket enthusiasts of all ages. Designed with premium quality materials, these cricket batting gloves provide maximum protection, comfort, and durability for players. The gloves feature a sleek design and strategic padding to ensure excellent grip and flexibility during intense gameplay. Available for both adults and youth players in both right-hand and left-hand orientations, these batting gloves are a must-have for any cricket player looking to enhance their performance on the field. Upgrade your cricket gear with the SG Savage Lite Batting Gloves today!
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Grades of English Willow
Not all English willow is equal. Watch our short video on how willow is graded and what to look for when choosing a bat.
Grades of English Willow
Not all English willow is equal. Watch our short video on how willow is graded and what to look for when choosing a bat.
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Bat Care Guide: Extend the life of your Cricket...
A few minutes of care keeps your bat match-ready. Learn how to tape the edges, fit a toe guard, oil the blade and store your bat so it lasts season...
Bat Care Guide: Extend the life of your Cricket...
A few minutes of care keeps your bat match-ready. Learn how to tape the edges, fit a toe guard, oil the blade and store your bat so it lasts season...
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Method to knock in your New Cricket Bat
Knocking in a new cricket bat compresses the fibres of the blade and helps prevent cracking. Here is how to oil, knock in and test your bat the right way.
Method to knock in your New Cricket Bat
Knocking in a new cricket bat compresses the fibres of the blade and helps prevent cracking. Here is how to oil, knock in and test your bat the right way.