Kookaburra Beast Lite Cricket Bat - Lightweight & Durable for Professional & Amateur Players - Perfect for Matches, Training & Backyard Games

The Beast Lite offers innovative weight distribution through its 1" shorter blade and 1" longer handle with Pro Lite Counterbalance technology. This unique design maintains standard playing length while reducing overall weight, making it exceptionally maneuverable for batsmen seeking quicker bat speed.

Key Features

• Grade 4 unbleached English willow construction
  
• Rounded edge profile (32-35mm) with tapered toe
  
• Spine height of 62-65mm with 2-3mm scallop
  
• 11-12mm bow for enhanced pick-up
  
• Silicon grip for comfort and control
  
• KPP (Kookaburra Pre-Prepared) treatment
  
• Sweet spot positioned 215-235mm from toe
  
• Lightweight profile (2lb 6oz - 2lb 8½oz)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Who is the Kookaburra Beast Lite Cricket Bat designed for?
A1: The Beast Lite is ideal for players seeking enhanced maneuverability without sacrificing hitting power. The lightweight design and counterbalanced handle make it particularly suitable for stroke players and those who value quick bat speed.

Q2: How does the shortened blade of the Kookaburra Beast Lite Cricket Bat affect performance?
A2: The 1" shorter blade combined with the 1" longer handle maintains standard playing length while reducing overall weight. This configuration allows for improved pick-up and bat speed without compromising the hitting area.

Q3: Will the Grade 4 willow of the Kookaburra Beast Lite Cricket Bat provide sufficient performance?
A3: Grade 4 unbleached English willow offers reliable performance with appropriate ping and durability for regular club cricketers. While not premium grade, the KPP treatment enhances the bat's playing characteristics and reduces knock-in time.

Q4: Does the Kookaburra Beast Lite Cricket Bat require traditional knocking-in?
A4: The Beast Lite comes with Kookaburra Pre-Prepared (KPP) treatment, which significantly reduces required knock-in time. However, a moderate amount of knocking-in is still recommended before full-intensity use to maximize durability and performance.