If you buy sliotars in volume for a club, a wholesale range or your own brand, the core is the part of the ball that matters most and the part you can’t see. Two balls can look the same on a shelf, yet play very differently once they’ve been struck a few hundred times or...
Watch an under-age hurling session and you will notice that the youngest players are rarely striking a full match sliotar. A hard, heavy ball is daunting for a child who is still learning to lift and catch, and a few painful knocks can put them off the game for good. That is why kids’ sliotars,...
Putting your club crest on a hurling glove is one of the simplest ways to make a squad look and feel like a team. The difficult part is rarely the glove itself. It is the ordering: gathering sizes from thirty players, getting artwork into the right format, agreeing on a sample and making sure the...
How sliotars are made, step by step: the high-quality PU core, cover lamination and cutting, hand-stitching the rib and final checks, with a look at Sialkot's role.
Buying wholesale sliotars? A checklist for clubs and retailers covering sizes, official specs, core and cover materials, samples, branding and supplier terms.
Gaelic football sizes and weights explained: the official 68-70cm, 480-500g match ball, sizes 1 to 4 for younger and ladies' grades, and tips for bulk orders.
Sliotar sizes explained for clubs and retailers: official size 5 dimensions, when size 4 is used, and the First, Quick and Smart Touch balls for children.
Custom Gaelic gloves explained for clubs and brands: New Basic and contact latex palms, embossed grip, sublimated lycra backs and velcro wrists for bulk orders.
A practical buyer's guide to hurling gloves for clubs, retailers and brands: grip, fit, protection, sizing runs and custom branding for bulk orders.
