Wooden Slip Catch Cradle
Cricket Slip Catch Cradle. The perfect fielding aid, this sturdy slip catch cradle has a strong frame with fitted hardwood Ash laths.
- Varnished finish.
- Dimensions of Approximately 1.8m long by 1.01m width.
- Height at the ends is 40cm
- Manufactured from good quality Ash (American Ash if we cannot obtain English Ash)
- Fully Galvanised steel frame which is welded together.
- Delivered Fully Made up on a Pallet
- Comes with Two Spare Laths.
- Available within approximately 7 days of receipt of order.
There was a time when no self-respecting school or club would be without one of these – and sometimes 2 or 3.
Nowadays they seem to be quite rare and to have faded into the background to be replaced by a variety of nets and rebound catching frames. The odd one turns up hiding in the long grass.
The good news is that the original hand-made cradle is still available – a craftsman built treasure put together from a small workshop hidden away deep amongst the strawberry fields of Herefordshire.
Original: $799.95
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Description
Cricket Slip Catch Cradle. The perfect fielding aid, this sturdy slip catch cradle has a strong frame with fitted hardwood Ash laths.
- Varnished finish.
- Dimensions of Approximately 1.8m long by 1.01m width.
- Height at the ends is 40cm
- Manufactured from good quality Ash (American Ash if we cannot obtain English Ash)
- Fully Galvanised steel frame which is welded together.
- Delivered Fully Made up on a Pallet
- Comes with Two Spare Laths.
- Available within approximately 7 days of receipt of order.
There was a time when no self-respecting school or club would be without one of these – and sometimes 2 or 3.
Nowadays they seem to be quite rare and to have faded into the background to be replaced by a variety of nets and rebound catching frames. The odd one turns up hiding in the long grass.
The good news is that the original hand-made cradle is still available – a craftsman built treasure put together from a small workshop hidden away deep amongst the strawberry fields of Herefordshire.
