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Impala_KaifTamasha
13th February 2011, 22:06
I use the Morrant International Ultralite Pads. Personally i love the plain design and the weight makes them a must for me.
Its as though i'm wearing virtually nothing while batting.
For those who dont know what they look like:-
http://www.morrant.com/product_images/prd%7B723BCBDF-A61D-4FEA-896B-90423F52170E%7D.jpg
In comparison mine look as though they have been dragged through a hedge.
InshAllah i'll post pictures of mine in due course.
Cover Drive
13th February 2011, 22:32
I really like these pads and often look out for them but really don't come across one lol.
I use GM Original Limited Edition or MB Malik Bubber Sher pads both are very good.
dhump
13th February 2011, 22:36
I really want to get a pair before next season still to get an asnwer from where to get it and how much will it cost.
rite now I am using Adidas and MB bubar sher and I like Adidas the most.
Impala_KaifTamasha
13th February 2011, 22:44
Try the Morrant website
Quick Single
14th February 2011, 07:22
I am currently using Ihsan Stratus 250 pads. They are nice and comfy and offer good protection.
xkalibur80
14th February 2011, 17:23
SS Superlite Pads....
Rizz Khan
14th February 2011, 17:27
MB Sher Amin.
ca_gold
14th February 2011, 17:55
SS Superlite Pads....
how are u doing buddy? long time no see, no post, no email. kidhar gayab ho.
Quick Single
14th February 2011, 17:56
Here are the Ihsan ones I have:
SempreSami
14th February 2011, 18:38
Them.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/db/PICTURES/CMS/111800/111889.jpg
Cover Drive
14th February 2011, 19:06
Not the greatest picture to share, Sami :facepalm:
SempreSami
14th February 2011, 19:08
Any excuse to post a picture of mighty Graeme Smith.
Impala_KaifTamasha
14th February 2011, 19:08
Nice Pads though Sami
Cover Drive
14th February 2011, 19:10
Any excuse to post a picture of mighty Graeme Smith.
LOL to be honest it has nothing to do with Smith just awkward position due to a short ball.
SempreSami
14th February 2011, 19:11
Ta, I considered switching to a more traditional looking pair, but these have quite a bit of life left in them.
Cover Drive
14th February 2011, 19:27
The fitting on these pads is no where like traditional style, these sort of pads fit much better.
That's my experience
mahad193
27th March 2011, 14:19
Just wondering, is there any major difference between the Morrant Super Ultralite pads (http://www.morrant.com/morrant_cricket_batting_pads/morrant_super_ultralite_batting_pads/96560_p.html) and the Morrant International Ultralite pads (the ones which Impala_KaifTamasha owns) ?
Because if there isn't, then I may just choose the cheaper option. Feedback would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Bullet Drive
27th March 2011, 15:24
Boundary Sports pads. Really good quality and good size etc.
Hasnain_786
27th March 2011, 16:08
these are the pads i use good quality and last long http://kullo.com/new/large/366.jpg
Cover Drive
27th March 2011, 17:26
Just wondering, is there any major difference between the Morrant Super Ultralite pads (http://www.morrant.com/morrant_cricket_batting_pads/morrant_super_ultralite_batting_pads/96560_p.html) and the Morrant International Ultralite pads (the ones which Impala_KaifTamasha owns) ?
Because if there isn't, then I may just choose the cheaper option. Feedback would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Yes, there is.
Apparently the difference is of weight, Morrant International Ultralite being lighter than Super Ultralite pads.
mahad193
27th March 2011, 21:42
^ cool, but does the extra lightness make the international ones significantly better than the super ones? Or will using the super ones still feel nice and really light, considering I currently use typical leather pads?
I also had a look online at CA Plus 10000 pads, which are also made of high density foam. How do they compare to the morrant pads?
Thanks!
momin97
27th March 2011, 22:14
i use some cgeap slazenger academy test
Cover Drive
28th March 2011, 05:00
^ cool, but does the extra lightness make the international ones significantly better than the super ones? Or will using the super ones still feel nice and really light, considering I currently use typical leather pads?
I also had a look online at CA Plus 10000 pads, which are also made of high density foam. How do they compare to the morrant pads?
Thanks!
The protection I would say is same lightness does not make one better than the others I would say.
Lightness is basically good for your footwork and running between the wickets.
I have seen CA Plus 10000 Pads but haven't used them but they look great I would say.
ExtraCoverDrive bhai will be able to vouch for them.
mahad193
28th March 2011, 05:15
The protection I would say is same lightness does not make one better than the others I would say.
Lightness is basically good for your footwork and running between the wickets.
I have seen CA Plus 10000 Pads but haven't used them but they look great I would say.
ExtraCoverDrive bhai will be able to vouch for them.
Nice, thanks for your help!
askmoi
28th March 2011, 06:31
i wouldn't recommend the CA Plus 10k pads. would rather recommend the morrant super ultralite which i use.
mahad193
28th March 2011, 15:31
i wouldn't recommend the CA Plus 10k pads. would rather recommend the morrant super ultralite which i use.
oh ok! I have heard somewhere else that they aren't as good. Why aren't they as good as Morrants?
askmoi
28th March 2011, 16:20
find them to be bulkier and not the best wrap around the legs. also the HD foam isn't of as good a quality as the morrants.
adill420
8th May 2011, 04:10
I am planning on ordering the Morrant Super Ultralite Batting Pads. Anyone used them? What is your opinion on those?
Cover Drive
8th May 2011, 04:55
One of my club mate claims to have them but I don't believe they are Morrant Super Ultralite but I have heard a lot that they are light and very good. The international ones are in different league all together
adill420
8th May 2011, 05:27
Cool thanks..just making a list of some more gear I have to order.. These pads are selling for $60 on cricmart
Cover Drive
8th May 2011, 05:37
$60 is a bargain I would say.
Do you mind if I ask what's on the list or what your planning to add on your list?
adill420
8th May 2011, 05:40
http://www.cricmart.com/products/Morrant-Super-Ultralite-Batting-Pads.html
http://www.cricmart.com/products/-Gray-Nicolls-Ignite-Assassin-Batting-Gloves.html
http://www.cricmart.com/products/SG-Super-Test-Thigh-Pad.html (Already have padman shorts but just in case it's good to extra backup which isn't too expensive)
http://www.cricmart.com/products/Gray-Nicolls-5-Star-Forearm-Guard.html
momin97
8th May 2011, 08:15
are you sure bout that site doesnt look that good
JN1301
8th May 2011, 10:21
are you sure bout that site doesnt look that good its legit
Cover Drive
8th May 2011, 16:39
http://www.cricmart.com/products/Morrant-Super-Ultralite-Batting-Pads.html
http://www.cricmart.com/products/-Gray-Nicolls-Ignite-Assassin-Batting-Gloves.html
http://www.cricmart.com/products/SG-Super-Test-Thigh-Pad.html (Already have padman shorts but just in case it's good to extra backup which isn't too expensive)
http://www.cricmart.com/products/Gray-Nicolls-5-Star-Forearm-Guard.html
Ah okay if you don't mind can I have a say? If you don't then I would strongly recommend you Aero Strippers instead of thigh guard or pad man shorts. Nothing beats Aero strippers in my opinion they re the best out there.
I find the prices of pads to be good, dhump Bhai is it?
Gloves won't offer you top protection either.
Again if you didn't like me speaking then I'm sorry. Also I'm not suremof your pocket either so I'm not sure what boat youre in.
adill420
9th May 2011, 22:09
Ah okay if you don't mind can I have a say? If you don't then I would strongly recommend you Aero Strippers instead of thigh guard or pad man shorts. Nothing beats Aero strippers in my opinion they re the best out there.
I find the prices of pads to be good, dhump Bhai is it?
Gloves won't offer you top protection either.
Again if you didn't like me speaking then I'm sorry. Also I'm not suremof your pocket either so I'm not sure what boat youre in.
Hey, no problem yaar! I welcome every input!
I have already ordered the padman shorts and not sure if I can return it. More importantly I want to order the thigh guard because I think the inner thigh guard will be an overkill.
As for the gloves, I want something not too expensive. A lot of the guys want to share the gear and I don't like saying no. Some folks take it to their hearts if you say no whereas I don't.
With that in mind, I want something which would last 10-15 games of abuse.
STR8DRIVE
9th May 2011, 22:21
Hey, no problem yaar! I welcome every input!
I have already ordered the padman shorts and not sure if I can return it. More importantly I want to order the thigh guard because I think the inner thigh guard will be an overkill.
As for the gloves, I want something not too expensive. A lot of the guys want to share the gear and I don't like saying no. Some folks take it to their hearts if you say no whereas I don't.
With that in mind, I want something which would last 10-15 games of abuse.
I second Aero Strippers, best thigh protection. Period.
xkalibur80
9th May 2011, 23:33
how are u doing buddy? long time no see, no post, no email. kidhar gayab ho.
Was in Pak in April - got back a couple of weeks ago....how r u doing?
Cover Drive
10th May 2011, 01:22
Hey, no problem yaar! I welcome every input!
I have already ordered the padman shorts and not sure if I can return it. More importantly I want to order the thigh guard because I think the inner thigh guard will be an overkill.
As for the gloves, I want something not too expensive. A lot of the guys want to share the gear and I don't like saying no. Some folks take it to their hearts if you say no whereas I don't.
With that in mind, I want something which would last 10-15 games of abuse.
If that is the case then whatever you have ordered is the best stuff, I mean I'm sure all of the stuff will last a season at least with good abuse! :)
So good move at the end bro
adill420
11th May 2011, 05:12
By the way, CD Bhai, which helmet do you recommend?
I ordered the Forma Helmet and received it today but for me it was too big. There is an adjustable strap but I just wansn't comfortable. Luckily a friend was looking for a helmet so I sold it to him.
Here are the helmets I am looking at: http://www.cricmart.com/categories/Helmets/?sort=bestselling
The ones which stood out are:
Albion Cricket Helmet CD TEST ELITE --- Compared to other sites this one is expensive..Other sites are selling for around $45-$50 so I have to get it price matched
SG AeroTech Helmet As worn by Rahul
STR8DRIVE
11th May 2011, 05:57
Myself and CD ordered the Albion NXT (titanium grill) helmet from http://www.kingsgrovesports.com.au/cricket/go/Headwear/Helmets/Albion/Albion-NXT-Cricket-Helmet
They dont have any green or black left and are selling fast.
After talking to various retailers, this helmet at that price $45 ($40 shipping cost extra) is a steal.
I will do a review Insha-Allah as soon as I receive mine.
SempreSami
11th May 2011, 09:08
There's a reason they've been reduced so much. :p
Cover Drive
11th May 2011, 10:53
Adil Bhai,
At the moment I use Masuri with Steel Grille and I like it, its not as comfortable as my first helmet (Yonker Indian Brand bought it off local classifieds) but it is certainly safer than that! So Masuri lids are not bad at the end of the day.
Although I didn't need a helmet but the link WAASIF Bhai posted above of Albion NXT was made me buy second one as it was a bargain so it was hard to pass it on!
Sami, mind spilling the beans?
adill420
11th May 2011, 16:33
Thanks CD Bhai & Wasif Bhai. Unfortunately, I need to get a helmet right away for this weekend therefore, ordering from Australia may not work for me at this time.
That helmet looks very nice though. I am trying to find out if any local (USA) based sellers have it.
Cover Drive
11th May 2011, 17:13
Just a thought came in my mind wouldn't it be possible if you use your clubmates helmet for this weekend and order the Albion NXT if you really liked it?
SempreSami
11th May 2011, 18:16
Apparently they're quite fiddly when it comes to getting a comfortable setting to all the adjustments and whatnot.
adill420
11th May 2011, 18:21
CD: I have been doing that but only 4 people have helmets and only 1 of them fits me. I mean, I can fit in others as well but I feel my head moving and shaking when I run.
I will email them and see how fast they can ship.
STR8DRIVE
11th May 2011, 21:49
Have you tried UnderArmor skull cap? I put the skullcap on everytime i use my helmet. If its still too loose or shakes while you run, u can try a headband. I have had much better fit with skullcap on.
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