What is the SWINGA™?
A new leather ball costs $20–$70 and the shine is gone within a session. When the shine goes, so does the swing.
The SWINGA™ Technique Ball has a unique half-dimple, half-smooth design that swings just like a brand-new leather ball — and never stops. It's the same size as a regulation men's cricket ball, bounces the same off the wicket, and feels almost identical off the bat. It also has enough give in it that it won't damage a $1,000 bat the way a hard training ball will.
The SWINGA™ is for all
Bowlers get instant feedback — if the wrist isn't behind the ball it won't swing, so they feel a good release straight away.
Batters face a swinging ball for hours instead of a couple of overs. Harder work, and that's the point.
Coaches get a proper contest at throwdowns. There's a lighter SWINGA Backyard for juniors too.
Over 50,000 SWINGA™ balls are now in use worldwide.
How to SWINGA™
The SWINGA keeps swinging after heavy use, in harsh conditions and even in the wet — where a leather ball gives up.
Use it for underarms, overarms and throwdowns by hand, sidearm or flinger. Bowl swing and spin with it just like a regular ball. It even works in a bowling machine.
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146 g — for the most swing. The all-rounder, and the easier of the two to get moving. Underarms, overarms, throwdowns, all flingers and bowling machines.
156 g — for the most realistic feel. Senior men's weight. It swings a little less but comes off the bat closest to a real leather ball — the one higher-level players prefer. Built for the quickest throwers: the RoboArm, the RapidArm and the clear Sidearm.
Buying for a squad? The 6 pack brings it down to $18.00 a ball and the 12 pack to $16.50.
Justin Langer endorses the SWINGA™
The former Australian men's cricket coach on the SWINGA™ Technique Ball.
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