Gray-Nicolls Bio Chevrix Cricket Bat Grip – Biobased TPU Grip

🏏 Gray-Nicolls Bio Chevrix Cricket Bat Grip The Gray-Nicolls Bio Chevrix Cricket Bat Grip is designed for cricketers who want strong handle control, long-lasting durability and a more environmentally friendly grip option. Made from recyclable biobased TPU, the Bio Chevrix Grip offers the look and feel of a classic rubber grip while lasting up to four times longer than traditional grips. Its secure fit helps reduce movement up the handle, giving players better confidence and control during batting. The sectional multi-angled Chevrix design provides strong grip contact through the hands, making it a practical replacement grip for training, nets and match play. 📏 Size & Specs Model: Gray-Nicolls Bio Gripp Chevrix Type: Cricket Bat Grip / Replacement Grip Material: Recyclable biobased TPU Design: Sectional multi-angled Chevrix pattern Feel: Classic rubber look and feel Durability: Lasts up to four times longer than traditional grips Fit: Designed to remain secure on the bat handle Movement: Reduced tendency to slide up the handle Size: One Size / standard cricket bat grip Colour: Green / White where stocked SKU / MPN: 31285-GRN where stocked, verify against stock Use: Bat handle grip replacement, comfort and control 🔍 Key Features Recyclable biobased TPU construction for an eco-friendly grip option Lasts up to four times longer than traditional cricket bat grips Classic rubber look and feel for familiar batting comfort Sectional multi-angled Chevrix design for strong grip control Reduced handle movement to help keep the grip secure Durable construction for training and match play Comfortable feel for junior and adult cricketers Green and White options available where stocked Practical replacement grip for refreshing a cricket bat handle 🎯 Ideal For Junior and adult cricketers Players replacing a worn bat grip Batters wanting long-lasting grip performance Players wanting an eco-friendly grip option Cricketers who prefer a classic rubber feel Club and school cricketers Training, nets and match-day use Players wanting better handle control