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What bat services does Cricket For All offer?

Cricket For All offers comprehensive in-house bat services designed to upgrade, repair, and protect cricket bats. These professional services are available on-site at their facility.

When are Cricket For All's bat services available?

Bat services are available Monday 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM, Wednesday 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM, and Friday 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM. These hours are subject to change.

How much does a Full Repair cost and what does it include?

A Full Repair costs $165 and includes re-handle, major toe repair, major face repair, shoulder repair, minor toe repair, minor face repair, re-sleeve, face clean, and new face protection.

What is included in the Full Refurb service and what is its price?

The Full Refurb service costs $100 and includes shoulder repair, minor toe repair, minor face repair, re-sleeve, face clean, and new face protection.

What are the Weight Reduction service options and prices?

Cricket For All offers Weight Reduction (Front & Back) for $135, which includes minor toe repair, minor face repair, re-sleeve, face clean, and new face protection, as well as Weight Reduction (Back Only) for $100.

What individual repair services does Cricket For All provide and how much do they cost?

Individual repair services include Rehandle ($115, includes shoulder repair, re-sleeve, face clean, and new face protection), Major Toe/Edge Repair ($85), Major Face Repair ($85), Shoulder Repair ($55), Minor Toe/Edge Repair ($70), Minor Face Repair ($70), Re-sleeve ($50, includes face clean and new face protection), Binding/Threading ($30), Toe Guard ($25), and Shoe Goo Application ($10).

Is knocking-in free for new bats purchased from Cricket For All?

Yes, knocking-in is free for bats purchased from Cricket For All (CFA), while it costs $50 for non-CFA new bat purchases.

What does the Bat Match Ready service include for CFA bat purchases?

The Bat Match Ready service, priced at $40 for CFA new bat purchases, includes oiling, knocking-in, rolling the edges, face protection (choice of Extratec or Fibretec), edge protection (Fibretex), and toe protection (Fibretec & Shoe Goo).

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