Gunn & Moore Cricket Bats Short Hand / 2'9 GM Siren DXM Signature TTNow Adult Cricket Bat
Gunn & Moore Cricket Bats Short Hand / 2'9 GM Siren DXM Signature TTNow Adult Cricket Bat
Gunn & Moore Cricket Bats Short Hand / 2'9 GM Siren DXM Signature TTNow Adult Cricket Bat
Gunn & Moore Cricket Bats Short Hand / 2'9 GM Siren DXM Signature TTNow Adult Cricket Bat

GM Siren DXM Signature TTNow Adult Cricket Bat

$599.00

Size: Short Hand
Weight: 2'9
SKU: 210000006478
Barcode: 054722976969

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GM Siren DXM Signature TTNow Adult Cricket Bat

$599.00

$599.00

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Size: Short Hand - Sold out
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Weight: 2'9 - Sold out
  • 2'9 - Sold out
  • Description
  • Buying Guide
The Siren DXM Signature TTNow provides all the subtlety of its namesake thanks to its loud colour profile, dynamic sweetspot and the lowest swell position in the GM range that’s designed for maximum power off the front foot, accentuated by a pronounced bow and large edges at the drive zone. Thanks to a shortened L540 blade and concaved back profile, the Siren has also been engineered to provide a perfectly balanced pick-up, despite the large swell depth. The Siren features the all new HEX grip, specifically engineered to offer the most grip available on the market, ensuring perfect grip at all times. The Siren is available in 8 sizes and grades offering a comprehensive range of one of the most attacking bats on the market. Made in England from Prime Grade 2 English Willow.
  • Shortened L540 Blade Design For Dynamic Sweetspot
  • Handle Length 310mm
  • F4.5 Face Profile
  • Strikingly Pronounced Spine Profile
  • Powerarc Bow Face Profile
  • Concaved Back Profile Enhances Pick-up
  • Low Swell Position For Front Foot Power Play
  • HEX Grip
  • Made In England From Prime Grade 2 English Willow

    Choosing a cricket bat comes down to four things: size, weight, willow and how it feels in your hands.

    • Size: most adults use a Short Handle bat. For juniors, choose by height, and if they're between sizes, go smaller.
    • Weight: pick the heaviest bat you can swing comfortably for a whole innings, not the heaviest you can lift.
    • Willow: English willow is lighter and livelier for hard-ball cricket. Kashmir willow is tougher and more affordable, great for a first bat.
    • Knocking in: a new English willow bat needs knocking in before you face a leather ball, unless it's sold as Play Now or Match Ready.

    Read the full cricket bat buying guide

    Prefer to talk it through? Visit us at Western Sports Centre in Derrimut or call 0450 227 972.

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