Mjolnir cricket bat Reviews

When i was looking for new cricket bats i wasnt sure what to go for but eventually i went for newbery im glad i did. I organised buying the bat with a friend who has connections with newbery. When i recieved the bat i was absolutely over the moon. It had a nice traditional profile and was massive for the weight of 2.9, it had a quarter edge of ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Mjolnir cricket bat about six months back from a local cricket retailer and I was very disappointed with the result. I had heard great things about this bat but it didn't live up to my expectation. **First Impression** To be honest, my first impressions of the bat were very positive, just based on purely looking ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this bat 4 months ago and its probably the best i have owned. The willow is top notch - it has 10 ruler straight grains and a little bit of heatwood on the outside edge. The stickers look very classy and the yellow grip looks perfect. THe bat weighs about 2lb 8 but it piks up much lighter. The bat is ideal for an ...  Read the complete review

intro: After owning my cheap kit for long enoguh As with most cricketers, I wanted a bat that looked good, with nice stickers! Choosing: They had a huge choice of bats there, as they do today, but my then-untrained eye was just looking for something fairly cheap. Nick, being the top guy he is, picked me out what I can now ...  Read the complete review

Newbery cricket bats are without doubt the finest handmade English cricket bats you are ever likely to see. Whereas other companies like Slazenger, Gray Nicholls and Duncan Fearnley have tinkered with the shapes of bats to make their bats seem lighter, without apparently jeopardising the sweetspot of the bat, Newbery have remained faithful to the ...  Read the complete review

Quite why Thor named his hammer Mjolnir I have no idea, but I can see why those legends at Newbery named this, the king of all things willow, the bat of bats after such a powerful weapon. This bat is just that, a weapon. I need hardly to lean into the ball and push away expecting a quick single to the fielder's wrong hand, only to ...  Read the complete review