- 5 stars: 17 (68%)
- 4 stars: 7 (28%)
- 3 stars: 1 (4%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
Good value bat. Slightly plain looking but who cares when it middles the ball this well. Happy with it.
Solid performer all season. No cracks, edges holding up, still pinging. Quality budget bat from Kookaburra.
Our club kit bag has three of these and they're always the first bats grabbed at training. That says it all.
Very good for the money. The duckbill toe shape took a session to get used to but now I love how it picks up.
Great for developing players. The forgiving edges build confidence and the price doesn't break the bank. Recommend.
Perfect first English willow. Moved up from Kashmir and the difference is incredible. So much lighter and so much more ping.
Decent bat but mine arrived quite dry and needed a lot of oiling and knocking. Fine now, just factor in the prep time.
Bought on a teammate's recommendation and impressed. The low profile works great on our low-bouncing club wickets.
The Shadow doesn't get the hype of the Ghost or Kahuna but it should. Brilliant budget bat with a big sweet spot.
Good honest bat. Handle had some vibration early but settled after knocking in. Performs well for the price.
Weekend cricketer and this is all I need. Middles well, looks sharp, price is right. Can't ask for more.
Third bat for our family and this one is the best value. Solid, dependable, and it goes hard off the middle.
Happy with it. Needs proper preparation, don't rush the knocking in. Once ready it's a reliable run scorer.
The full profile gives a big sweet spot and the duckbill toe keeps the pickup quick. Clever design at a budget price.
Bought two for our junior academy. Both picked up light and the kids love the silver and black look. Great value.
Does everything a club bat should. Not the prettiest stickers but performance is what matters and it delivers.
The thick 40mm edges on a $350 bat is serious value. Mishits still find gaps. Very happy with this purchase.
Compares really well to bats $150 more. The Shadow 5.0 is the smart buy for a club cricketer on a budget.
My son's first proper bat and he middles everything with it. The balanced pickup suits young players learning the game.
Good value. Took a while to knock in properly but now it's pinging. The toe guard fitted from factory is a nice touch.
Great nets bat that's become my match bat. The low profile suits the slow wickets at our ground perfectly.
The Shadow is the underrated bat in the range. Thick edges, full profile, and it hits way above its price. Love it.
Solid bat for $350. Nothing flashy but it does the job. Thick edges make it forgiving. Grip needed replacing early though.
Bought for my first season of senior cricket. Mid-low sweet spot suits my driving. Pings well after a good knock-in.
Cheapest way into a proper Kookaburra and it's great value. The duckbill toe gives it a unique pickup, quick and balanced.