The DSC Krunch 7.0 provides front-foot players with a powerful, stable striking platform. Its traditionally shaped profile offers excellent balance with a low blade design that enhances control during forward play, while the responsive sweet spot provides reliable power, even on off-center strikes.
Key Features
- Grade 3 English willow construction with traditional craftsmanship
- Low profile blade optimized for front-foot strokes
- Treble spring handle design for enhanced shock absorption
- Weight range (1160-1200g) balances power and maneuverability
- Maximized hitting area with generous sweet spot placement
- Hand-finished by skilled bat makers for quality control
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the DSC Krunch 7.0 Cricket Bat suitable for back-foot players?
A: While the DSC Krunch 7.0 is primarily designed with front-foot players in mind due to its low blade profile, competent back-foot players can still use it effectively. However, those who predominantly play off the back foot might prefer a bat with a higher middle and spine.
Q: How does the Grade 3 willow of the DSC Krunch 7.0 Cricket Bat affect performance?
A: The Grade 3 English willow used in the DSC Krunch 7.0 offers a good balance between performance and value. It provides satisfactory ping and power, though it may contain more grains and minor blemishes than higher grades. With proper knocking-in and care, it will perform reliably for club and recreational cricket.
Q: What type of player would benefit most from the DSC Krunch 7.0 Cricket Bat's weight range?
A: The DSC Krunch 7.0's weight range (1160-1200g) makes it ideal for players of medium to strong build who value control with decent power. Players who primarily drive, flick, or play straight bat shots will appreciate this weight category, which sits in the medium-light range for adult bats.
Q: Does the treble spring handle of the DSC Krunch 7.0 Cricket Bat require special maintenance?
A: The treble spring handle of the DSC Krunch 7.0 is designed for durability and shock absorption, requiring minimal special maintenance. However, like all cricket bats, regularly checking the handle binding for wear, avoiding moisture exposure, and storing the bat horizontally in a cool, dry place will extend handle life and maintain its shock-absorbing properties.
