Glow in the Dark — Swing & Spin
Glow in the Dark

Glow in the Dark.

Play After Dark. Own the Night.

Introducing a New Era of Sport — From Swing & Spin

Sport has always stopped when the sun goes down. Not anymore.

Swing & Spin is the pioneer of glow-in-the-dark technology in cricket and sporting goods — the first company to take photoluminescent science out of novelty toys and gadgets and engineer it into real, tournament-grade sporting equipment. What started as an idea to make a cricket ball visible under floodlights and open skies has grown into a full ecosystem of glow-infused equipment spanning nearly every sport played with a bat, a ball, a racquet, or a stick.

No one else has taken this technology this far, across this many products. This isn't one glow-in-the-dark item bolted onto a catalogue — it's an entire category, engineered from the ground up, and Swing & Spin owns it.

The Technology

Three Ways We Make Equipment Glow

Our glow technology isn't a single trick — it's a platform. Depending on the product, its material, and its performance requirements, we deploy one of three proprietary application methods:

01

Master-batches

Photoluminescent pigment is compounded directly into the raw polymer (rubber, foam, PU, or plastic) at the material stage, so the glow is built into the body of the product and cannot peel, crack, or wear off. Used for bat grips, rubber balls, and moulded components.

02

Printing

For surfaces where branding, seams, or design detail matter (kit bags, leather panels, decals, logos), precision glow-pigment printing combines performance-grade luminescence with sharp graphics.

03

Coatings

For products with a finished surface (leather cricket balls, bat backs, hockey sticks, footwear panels), a specialised glow coating bonds to the substrate without compromising grip, swing weight, seam integrity, or on-field feel — engineered to match the performance coatings already trusted across professional cricket manufacturing.

Every method is chosen for the product it serves — glow-in-the-dark equipment still has to perform like top-tier sporting equipment first, and glow second.