About this item
Grade 3 club-level arm protection featuring moulded HDF construction with ambidextrous design and towel backing for intermediate batting confidence.
Provides confident protection against awkward rising balls on the hip with adequate Grade 3 impact absorption for club-level cricket, combining practical functionality with comfort-focused design elements.
Key Characteristics:
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Impact Grade Classification: Grade 3 protection level delivers club-standard impact absorption suitable for recreational and intermediate competitive play
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Construction Technology: Moulded HDF core provides lightweight yet effective shock distribution across the forearm impact zone
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Comfort Integration: Absorbent towel backing manages moisture accumulation during extended batting sessions
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Universal Compatibility: Ambidextrous design accommodates both right and left-handed batsmen without requiring separate models
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Secure Fastening System: 25mm elastic straps with hook and loop fastening ensure reliable positioning throughout play
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Wrist Integration: 50mm single-sided towel wrist strap provides additional security and comfort at the joint
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the Kookaburra 500 Arm Guard suitable for professional-level cricket?
A: The Grade 3 protection level makes it ideal for club-quality play, though professional cricketers typically prefer Grade 1 or Grade 2 protection for higher-level competition requirements.
Q: How does the HDF material in the Kookaburra 500 Arm Guard compare to traditional foam padding?
A: Moulded HDF offers more consistent impact distribution than standard foam while maintaining lighter weight, though it provides less premium cushioning than higher-grade EVA foam alternatives.
Q: Can the Kookaburra 500 Arm Guard be worn by both right and left-handed batsmen?
A: Yes, the ambidextrous design eliminates the need for hand-specific models, making it cost-effective for teams and versatile for players who switch batting positions.
Q: What level of bowlers is the Kookaburra 500 Arm Guard designed to protect against?
A: The Grade 3 protection standard makes it appropriate for club bowling speeds typically ranging 60-75 mph, providing adequate security for most recreational and intermediate competitive environments without the bulk of higher-grade alternatives.