Lather bat” suggests the bat has a leather or lather grip, or perhaps a leather overlay or finish for better handling and feel. The term is used in their marketing.

1. Material- Fine Wood Willow: Often made from high-quality English Willow (preferred for leather ball cricket due to its soft, fibrous nature providing better 'ping' and performance) or premium Kashmir Willow (a harder, more durable alternative, sometimes used for leather ball play, especially in more budget-friendly options).

2. Grade- May be graded (e.g., Grade 1, 2, 3) to indicate the quality of the willow, which is judged by the straightness of the grains and the presence of blemishes. Higher grades typically mean better performance and longevity.

3. Sweet- SpotEnhanced Sweet Spot: Designed with a prominent sweet spot (the hitting area) that provides maximum power and rebound. This spot is often mid-to-low blade, catering to all-round or front-foot players.

4. Profile-Full Profile/Minimal Concaving: Often features a full profile with minimal wood scooped out (concaving) to maximize the hitting area and edge thickness, resulting in more power.

Regularly apply Raw Linseed Oil (or specialized bat oil) to the face, edges, and toe using a cloth. Apply lightly, let it soak in, and then wipe off the excess.