Versant GC Shubman Gill Edition Cricket Arm Guard

Versant GC Shubman Gill Edition Cricket Arm Guard

Brand: Versant
39.99 NZD In stock Buy at Merchant

Lightweight protection inspired by one of international cricket’s leading batters. The Versant GC Shubman Gill Edition Cricket Arm Guard delivers dependable forearm and elbow protection without the bulk of a traditional arm guard. Its ergonomic, low-profile construction follows the natural shape of your arm, helping you move freely and play every shot with confidence. Advanced impact-absorbing foam and fibre-reinforced protection help reduce the force of fast deliveries, while the stretch sleeve provides a secure, comfortable fit without bulky straps. A soft moisture-wicking inner lining helps keep your arm comfortable during long training sessions and innings. Key features: NextGen DTO foam protection: Absorbs and disperses ball impact effectively while keeping the guard lightweight. Fibre-reinforced shielding: Provides additional protection against fast deliveries. Second-skin fit: Designed to hug the forearm closely for a natural feel and unrestricted shot-making. Ergonomic contour: The pre-shaped construction follows the arm for a snug and secure fit. Flexible and lightweight: Low-density foam and a stretch spandex casing allow comfortable, natural movement. Secure sleeve design: Stays comfortably in position without the bulk of traditional straps. Moisture-wicking lining: Helps keep the arm dry and comfortable during long innings. Forearm and elbow coverage: Provides extended protection while maintaining mobility. Suitable for right-handed and left-handed batters. Ergonomic shape allows natural arm movement A great choice for players wanting modern, professional-style protection with excellent mobility at the crease.

Specifications
Accessory size
Youth, Adult
Color
White
Variants (2)
  • Youth / White — 39.99 NZD — In stock
  • Adult / White — 39.99 NZD — In stock

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