Batting Pads
White Classic Cricket Batting Pads with Red Accent and Printed Spine

Overview
Built for the crease. The classic look: white throughout, with a red and black accent on the top plate and lower guard. The lining is white, the spine is printed, and the three straps carry black tabs.
Padded to protect the shin, knee and lower thigh, with three adjustable straps to hold the pad steady through a long innings. Made with your logo on the top plate, shin and lower guard. Private label and OEM available.
Why buyers choose it
- High-density foam padding for protection without bulk
- Three adjustable hook-and-loop straps
- Right and left hand, youth to men sizes
- Available for OEM, private label and bulk export orders
Features
- Red and black accent on the top plate
- Printed spine on white lining
- Three white straps with black tabs
- Triple knee roll over vertical shin flutes
- Accent mark on the lower guard
- High-density foam padding
- Three adjustable hook-and-loop straps
Applications
- Match play and tournaments
- Net practice and coaching academies
- School, club and college teams
- Retail, wholesale and private label ranges
- Export to cricket-playing markets
Available Options
- Colors for lining, straps and trim
- Right or left hand, youth to men sizes
- PU leather or genuine leather face
- Logo printing, embossing and patches
- Name shield on the lower guard
Specifications
| Type | Cricket batting pads |
|---|---|
| Color | White, Red and Black |
| Padding | High-density foam |
| Face material | PU leather |
| Lining | Breathable mesh |
| Straps | Three adjustable hook-and-loop straps |
| Hand | Right hand and left hand |
| Sizes | Youth, Boys, Men (customizable) |
Customization
Private label, your logo printed, embossed or patched on the top plate, shin and lower guard, custom colours for lining, straps and trim, name shields, sizes (youth to men) and right or left hand options for OEM orders.
Packaging
Packed per pair in a polybag, then in export cartons. Retail boxes and custom packaging on request.


