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2013Issue 004, S E PT E MB E R Our New Exclusive Cricket Range Has Been Sourced Using a Combination of the Latest Technology, Materials and Designs S p e c i a l e d i t i o n 2013Issue 004, s e PT e MB e R Our new exclusive cricket range has been sourced using a combination of the latest technology, materials and designs. The premium HS92 range is perfect for the serious club cricketer and the Quest, Diamond and Attack ranges present fantastic choice and value for any level and age of cricketer. crIcKeT baT Specially selected Grade 1 English Willow with straight consistent grains. Extra thick edges and scalloped profile combine for an extended sweet spot and light, balanced pick up. Three spring Singapore cane handle. Natural finish. Includes full length padded bat cover. Weight approx 2lb 9oz. 7-001 Full Size ea $295.00 scalloped profIle adjusTable rear sTrap for a secure fit exTra crIcKeT helmeT ThIcK Fabric covered fibreglass shell with strong steel high vis grill. Combination of EVA padding and soft removable edges mesh foam pads for excellent comfort. Comes with three sizes of rear foam pads. Adjustable chin strap with foam cup and adjustable rear strap keep this helmet snug and secure on the head. 7-040-L M/L - XL 57-61cm ea $45.00 7-040-S XS - S 52-56cm ea $45.00 batting gloves batting pads W/K gloves W/K pads English Pittard leather palm. Multi sectioned Korean PU Korean PU face. Ultra lightweight design constructed of Ultra supple analine leather construction with full Super lightweight, wrap around design for the ultimate fingers with fibre protection on every section plus plastic high density EVA foam with cane shin reinforcement. Pin leather internal lining. Octo suction grip. Large straight in comfort and protection. Pre-curved EVA moulded inserts on first two fingers. Side bar protection on both tuck knee roll and plastic padded knee cup. Triple rear web. High density foam cuff and backing. foam with PU face. Large removable mesh coated foam hands. Air flow gussets and soft pro internal lining for mesh coated bolsters and nicely padded calf and ankle 7-035 Large pr $69.00 bolster. Wide comfortable straps. comfort and sweat wicking. Three piece thumb. First straps for supreme comfort. Large size only. 7-030 Large pr $39.90 finger palm wear pad. Large size only. 7-010-LH Left Handed pr $55.00 7-020-LH Left Handed pr $57.50 7-010-RH Right Handed pr $55.00 7-020-RH Right Handed pr $57.50 ThIgh guard Inner ThIgh guard 100% Fiberglass face with quality PU covering. Combination PU face with EVA padding. Twin elastic loops for EVA and plastazote padding. Towel lining on backing 12 month feeding thigh guard strap through. Large only. and straps for the ultimate in comfort. Large size only. 7-051-RH Right Handed ea $9.00 7-045-RH Right Handed ea $19.50 guarantee 7-051-LH Left Handed ea $9.00 7-045-LH Left Handed ea $19.50 baTs CRIcKeT Quest Cricket Bat Diamond Cricket Bat Attack Cricket Bat Thumper Cricket Bat Made from Grade 3 English Willow with excellent feel Made from the highest grade Kashmir Willow. Evenly Kashmir willow bat with a big chunky shape. Perfect bat Bleached Kashmir willow with full fibre face protection. and balance. Large thick edges with a sharp extended distributed weight, gentle bow profile and nice thick for schools and junior clubs. Natural finish. Great starter bat for budding young cricketers. spine for an extra large sweet spot. Three spring edges combine for a strong solid bat. Natural finish. 7-004-SH Full Size ea $33.00 7-005-6 Size 6 ea $22.00 Singapore cane handle. Fantastic T20 bat. Natural 7-003-SH Full Size ea $49.00 7-004-H Harrow ea $33.00 7-005-5 Size 5 ea $22.00 finish. Weight approx 2lb 8oz. 7-003-H Harrow ea $49.00 7-004-6 Size 6 ea $33.00 7-005-4 Size 4 ea $22.00 7-002-SH Full Size ea $125.00 7-003-6 Size 6 ea $49.00 7-004-5 Size 5 ea $33.00 7-002-H Harrow ea $125.00 7-003-5 Size 5 ea $49.00 7-004-4 Size 4 ea $33.00 7-002-6 Size 6 ea $125.00 7-003-4 Size 4 ea $49.00 h!nT... h!nT... all HART sport natural finish bats are pre-pressed but still require knocking in and face preparation prior to use. sh h 6 5 4 ze I s 16+ 12- 10- 8-9 7-8 ge a 15 11 F1 Fielding Bat T1 Technique Bat T 1.70 1.63 1.57 1.50 1.44 Lightweight short blade with cutaway design. Face Full length blade but only 50mm wide makes this gh & To To To To I e consists of 40mm high density tapered foam so the ball an ideal training aid for batsmen to get their eye in, layer over 1.70 1.63 1.57 1.50 h rockets of the bat. Great for hitting high catches or for improve hand eye coordination and find the middle of p sharp close infield sessions. the bat. 7-007 ea $29.00 7-008 ea $27.50 LAST SEASON's RUN-OUT sTOCk! be QuIcK! legend cricket bat gold Quality Kashmir Willow Test shield cricket bat Harrow (7-111) cricket bat cricket bat English Willow Size 6 (7-112) Kashmir Willow Kashmir Willow Harrow (7-109) Size 5 (7-113) Harrow (7-079) Harrow (7-103) was now was now was now was now $ 00 $ 00 $ 50 $ 00 $ 90 $ 00 $ 90 $ 00 99 75 ea 41 30 ea 30 20 ea 24 15 ea more? visit www.hartsport.com.au 3 batting CRIcKeT Quest Batting Pads Diamond Batting Pads Attack Batting Pads PU face. Dual EVA wings with kapok padding and cane reinforcement PU face. Dual wings with kapok padding and cane reinforcement. Built in PU face. Dual wing design with cotton padding and cane reinforcement. Dual in lower and upper sections. Pin tuck knee roll. PU coated built in head head padding. Three vertical padded bolsters and 5cm calf and ankle straps vertical padded bolsters. padding. Three vertical padded rear bolsters for extra comfort. for comfort. 7-013-L Large pr $20.50 7-011-L Large pr $39.90 7-012-L Large pr $29.90 7-013-M Medium pr $20.50 7-011-M Medium pr $39.90 7-012-M Medium pr $29.90 7-013-S Small pr $20.50 7-012-S Small pr $29.90 Quest Batting Gloves Diamond Batting Gloves Attack Batting Gloves Calf leather palm. Multi flex PU fingers with fibre protection on every section Calf leather palm. Multi section PU fingers. Air flow gusset and soft Cotton palm with leather grip strips. Pre bent PU fingers with kapok padding. plus plastic inserts on first two fingers. Side bar protection on both hands. towelling internal lining for comfort. First finger palm wear pad. Wide Wide towelling wrist band. Air flow gussets and soft towelling internal lining for comfort. First finger towelling wrist band. Large palm wear pad. Large 7-027-LH Left Handed pr $9.50 Large 7-024-LH Left Handed pr $19.90 7-027-RH Right Handed pr $9.50 7-022-LH Left Handed pr $35.00 7-024-RH Right Handed pr $19.90 Medium 7-022-RH Right Handed pr $35.00 Medium 7-028-LH Left Handed pr $9.50 Medium 7-025-LH Left Handed pr $19.90 7-028-RH Right Handed pr $9.50 7-023-LH Left Handed pr $35.00 7-025-RH Right Handed pr $19.90 Small 7-023-RH Right Handed pr $35.00 Small 7-029-LH Left Handed pr $9.50 7-026-LH Left Handed pr $19.90 7-029-RH Right Handed pr $9.50 7-026-RH Right Handed pr $19.90 LAST SEASON's RUN-OUT sTOCk! be QuIcK! school batting gloves ultra Large (7-220-LH) batting gloves Large (7-220-RH) Youth (7-224-LH) ultra Large (7-206-LH) school Large (7-206-RH) club Youth (7-224-RH) batting pads batting pads Youth (7-207-LH) batting gloves Small (7-228-LH) Large (7-413) Large (7-404) Youth (7-207-RH) Youth (7-211-RH) Small (7-228-RH) was now was now was now was now was now $ 90 $ 00 $ 50 $ 00 $ 50 $ 00 $ 50 $ 00 $ 40 $ 00 39 30 pr 21 15 pr 27 19 pr 17 12 pr 7 5 pr 4 prices include GST. Items marked attract extra freight. wicKeT KeepIng CRIcKeT Diamond W/K Pads Attack W/K Pads Diamond W/K Gloves Attack W/K Gloves Lightweight EVA moulded padding with PU face. Triple PU face with cane and kapok construction. Cotton Calf leather construction with combination leather and Leather backing with round PU padded cuffs. Cotton padded foam bolsters. Wide comfortable straps. padded rear bolsters. cotton lining. Sewn in finger tip reinforcement. Mesh lined. Large straight web. 7-031-L Large pr $29.00 7-032-L Large pr $19.90 window for ventilation. Round padded cuffs. Large 7-037-L Large pr $27.50 7-031-M Medium pr $29.00 7-032-M Medium pr $19.90 straight web. 7-037-M Medium pr $27.50 7-031-S Small pr $29.00 7-032-S Small pr $19.90 7-036-L Large pr $39.50 7-037-S Small pr $27.50 7-036-M Medium pr $39.50 7-036-S Small pr $39.50 LAST SEASON's RUN-OUT sTOCk! be QuIcK! Chamois Inner Gloves Traditional wicket keeping inners.
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