GN Astro 600 Adult Cricket Bat
Gray Nicolls Cricket Bats GN Astro 600 Adult Cricket Bat
Gray Nicolls Cricket Bats GN Astro 600 Adult Cricket Bat
Gray Nicolls Cricket Bats GN Astro 600 Adult Cricket Bat

GN Astro 600 Adult Cricket Bat

$250.00 $269.99
Save-$19.99
Size: Long Blade
Weight: 2'7-2'9
SKU: 210000012705
Barcode: 9312555405058

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GN Astro 600 Adult Cricket Bat
$250.00 $269.99
$250.00 $269.99
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GN Astro 600 Adult Cricket Bat (Ready to Play)

The Astro remains in the Gray-Nicolls Range for season 2024-25 due to its extreme popularity last summer. 

With a striking red design, colours that have been associated with Gray-Nicolls since the very beginning, this bat is sure to yet again turn heads across the season.

It has been designed to create the perfect blend of power and pick up, making it a fantastic option for all-round cricketers. 

With a spine that runs through to the toe of the bat, the Astro has been designed for players who like a lightweight cricket bat. 

Australian All-Rounder Tahlia McGrath is among the Gray-Nicolls athletes using the Astro this season. 

It is typically crafted in weight ranges between 2.7 - 2.9 and uses English Willow. 

The Astro 600 is a Ready Play bat, meaning it has been partially prepared and needs some further knocking in before it is ready for match or training use. 

Bat Features:

  • Mid Profile
  • Slight Bow
  • Feather Light Pickup
  • Large Edges
  • Rounded POWERCURVE Face
  • Ready Play Finish
  • Traction Grip

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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