Champro Rubber with Stanchion

We installed two on each field we have and it saves a lot of time. Perfect setup every time which makes it easy for our field guys.

These work OK. I would recommend the Champion brand. The legs of this being so long you will have to cut them off, as you want to pound some of the base into the ground. The rubber wont hold up for a long time but for intermittent use or tournament use they work good. Plus attaching the rubber to the bracket they give you two bolts and only two holes in the bracket. I drilled a third hole because the rubber has a 3rd hole and used another bolt and washer and that helped a lot, otherwise it was not stiff enough in the middle for a softball pitcher to push off.

Bought for youth league. Not a quality product. Rubber is flimsy. You can feel the rivets under the rubber while standing on it. Haven't even started the season yet and we have already voted on and replacing it. Very disappointing. Bulldog 4 way rubber well worth the money over this.

Well made and durable, would buy again if needed

The anchor is solid and has proven itself. Unfortunately, the pitching rubber hasn't. After one season of Little League Softball and baseball, the rubber is detaching from the anchor mount. This can cause issues for pitchers if the rubber gets worse or fails while in use.I recommend the product overall, but with ⚠️ caution!

Not the most steady once in ground

Works well as an easily removable pitching rubber. The posts on the top pitching rubber piece could be shorter. They are the same length as the anchor therefore it is difficult to dig out all the dirt to get the post to insert all the way to the bottom. We cut our posts shorter to leave like just 4 inches. Also, like all removable pitching rubbers if there was a better way to secure the rubber to the top plate than just two bolts this would be an improvement. Coaches tend to pull up on the rubber instead of the metal plate and eventually the rubber separates from the plate.

Partially my fault for not opening the package for inventory sooner, but the batting cage took a while to complete. The attaching hardware wasn't in the package and when I called to buy it, they representative said they don't sell that seperately. He said I'll need to get it at a hardware store, but I don't know of a hardware store that sells 1" long bolts that are about 1" in diameter with that thread. He then suggested I get something machined. For a $60 rubber..... i would hope other manufacturers are better prepared, but Champro's customer service was less than helpful.