DSC Blak 7000 Cricket Bat

The DSC Blak 7000 is an entry-level English willow bat from DSC's Blak line, here in an earlier-year build at a sharp price. It carries a mid to mid-low profile with a curved blade and massive edges concentrated at the drive zone, the kind of shape that rewards front-foot driving and clean striking. A short-handle blade weighs roughly 1160 to 1200g, and the six-piece treble-spring Sarawak cane handle keeps control in your hands.

The curved blade and big drive-zone edges give you a forgiving hitting zone where you most often middle the ball, while the mid-low middle suits attacking stroke play through the line. As genuine English willow it gives you crisp ping off the face at an accessible price, a sensible step up for a club or school player moving into English willow.

This is a current-line Blak model that is out of stock right now. From a player who knows, the Blak 7000 is a dependable entry into DSC's English willow range. When it is back, come feel the pickup at the pro shop and we will match the weight to your game.

Key features

• 🏏 Blak English willow — Entry-level English willow from DSC's Blak line.
• 💥 Massive drive-zone edges — Big edges where you most often middle the ball, for forgiveness on the drive.
• 🏹 Curved blade — A mid to mid-low profile that rewards front-foot stroke play.
• 🤚 Treble-spring handle — Six-piece Sarawak cane treble-spring handle for control.

Specifications

FAQ

Is the DSC Blak 7000 English willow?

Yes, it is entry-level English willow from DSC's Blak line.

What sort of player does the Blak 7000 suit?

It suits club and school players moving into English willow who want a forgiving, drive-friendly profile.

Where are the big edges on the Blak 7000?

The massive edges are concentrated at the drive zone, where you most often middle the ball.

Is the DSC Blak 7000 currently in stock?

It is a current-line model that is out of stock right now. Check with the pro shop for availability.

Does the DSC Blak 7000 need knocking-in?

Yes, like all English willow bats it should be knocked-in and lightly oiled before facing a hard ball.