- Men. The adult sleeve, in white, stone or in club colours.
- Women. Sizes go by a bicep measurement, so take the measurement to ensure a perfect fit. Choose from Adult Small, Regular Fit and Relaxed Fit.
- Junior. A smaller cut in white or stone, or in club colours. While bicep measurement is key, we provide a guide by height, with a rough age guide alongside.
- White or stone. White is the traditional choice and stays looking cleanest on the field. Stone hides ground marks better over a season.
- Club colours. Mid blue, dark blue, green, maroon, red, pink and stone, for clubs playing in coloured kit.
- Two pair bundles. White or dark blue, both in adult sizes, for anyone who wants a spare pair in the kit bag rather than washing one pair between games.
- For the whole team. 25% off for orders of 20 pairs or more. You can mix and match across colours and sizes, with club logo an optional extra. Details on the clubs page.
Fielding sleeves for men, in white or stone
Fielding sleeves are the pair you pull on before the first ball and leave on until stumps, under whites or club colours. Our cricket sleeves for men come in white in Regular Fit or Relaxed Fit, and in stone in Regular Fit, at $42 a pair. For cricket, the size guide suggests Regular Fit up to a 32cm bicep, so the band at the top stays put through a long spell or a day at fine leg. Free exchange of size or colour within 40 days. We cover the postage both ways.
Playing in a colour that isn't here? Our full range of arm sleeves runs to over 30 colours and designs, all in the same ARPANSA tested UPF 50+ fabric.
Sleeves against sunscreen, on a cricket day
Clothing is a more reliable and less messy solution than sunscreen, which has to be reapplied throughout the day to keep working. On a cricket day that is the problem: it goes on before play, it comes off with sweat and the first dive in the covers, and nobody reapplies it properly between overs. Spray-on lotions are the least reliable of the lot, because an even covering is hard to get and easy to miss, especially on the back of the arm. A sleeve goes on once and stays on.
We do still recommend zinc sunscreen on the face and a broad brim hat. Sleeves do the arms.
Fit, and what the compression does
Whether fielding, at the crease or bowling to secure that vital wicket, Crazy Arms mid-level compression means they fit like a second skin and provide muscle support over a sustained period, with good supportive feel for cricketers of all ages. A lightweight elastic band at the top holds the sleeve in place through the action.
Anti-graze
The durable fabric also offers good anti-graze protection for general fielding activity, subject to the level of impact and the nature of the ground.
Care
Machine wash and line dry. To keep whites white, the tips page has the detail.
Thumbhole or plain cuff
Both are the same UPF 50+ fabric. The choice comes down to whether you notice the thumbhole against a bat handle. The thumbhole sleeves are here.
25% club discount on orders of 20 or more pairs. Customised with club logo available - email hello@crazyarms.com
