Batting tee

Pasture fence pole? lol

Tanner Tee

Right on Roll it up - The best without a doubt.

"right on roll it up" tee

Coach May, these were the search terms I googled to try and find the tee you're talking about, but all I found on the results page were lyrics from Vanilla Ice and Sir-Mix-A-Lot songs, and an article on how to role a joint.

Could you post a link? This tee might be good for my 16 y/o, who is 6'3".

Krak, LOL
Coach May was commenting on Roll It Up's suggestion, Tanner Tee.

We use Atec Tuffy tee. Yellow, strong.

I'm 6'2" and have hit off it with no apparent problems...well, I kept missing the ball but that's no the tee's fault!

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Originally posted by trainscout:
Krak, LOL
Coach May was commenting on Roll It Up's suggestion, Tanner Tee.

DOH!!

I bought two of these Tanner T's 6 years ago for 25 bucks a pop. We are still using them. They have lasted through many camps with younger players who hit the T more than the baseball and through the HS seasons as well. They are extremely durable and adjust high enough to do high T drills and low enough for very short players.

I have no idea how much they are now but they are outstanding.

Coach - looked real quick - 50 bucks from the tanner site which is still a steal compared to what I paid for the Aztec tee which was about 90. Don't get me wrong, the Aztec tee is one heckuva tee, but I'd probably go with the Tanner at nearly 1/2 the price. My son(5'9") has worked off the Tanner and liked it, for what it's worth.

I like ATEC's Tuffy.
I like Jugs
Tanner's is good.

Yet what is in my clinics include:
- Oscar Miller's Schutt SwingRite Batting Tee
- Solo-Hitter
- Instructor-Swing 1500
- SPC Personal Pitcher Pro

Yet my favorite (and for $10-$20 /hr) is the live arm!

Saw one being used last night at our team's practice.

EZ TEE

It was a really cool, unique style, cheap ($28) and would even fit in your bat bag for easy travel.

The Tanner tee is superior for working on pitches at the belt and lower because it has a floppy ball holder which allows you to angle the bat downward on those pitches and contact the far edge of ball-holder with the angled bat without knocking the tee over.

Tanner Tee

Looks like Tanner is offering a discount for Veterans Day:

http://www.facebook.com/tannertees?ref=stream

check out the stuff from muhl tech.

Tanner Tees are fine... I have one.

But the one I actually use is this one:
http://www.rawlings.com/produc...ol-hitting-for-power

This tee NEVER falls over, it folds up, and it's under $20... Best out there!!

Have had one for 3 years and had to replace the topper once for $3-$4...

Second the Vote of d8 and many others. Tanner T is the best... and the one you see in many pro hitting videos.

My son is 6'3" and has hit off them since he was ten, Cant go wrong with Joe Tanner, a former scout who runs the family business in Sarasota.

The Tanner Tee is awesome... plus, the pole unscrews from the base, allowing you to put a 5 or 10 lb weight lifting plate there and screw it back on, will never fall over...

Atec Tuffy Tee. I second the motions of biggerpapi and Bear.

My Tuffy tee has been through 3 baseball boys, and 10 years of travel baseball teams. It is indestructible. I'm convinced it will survive a nuclear war along with cockroaches and Rambo.

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It's the only tee I'll ever buy for the rest of my life. No joke.

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Originally posted by Initech:
Looks like Tanner is offering a discount for Veterans Day:

http://www.facebook.com/tannertees?ref=stream

Any idea what the discounted price will be?

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Originally posted by ironhorse:

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Originally posted by Initech:
Looks like Tanner is offering a discount for Veterans Day:

http://www.facebook.com/tannertees?ref=stream

Any idea what the discounted price will be?

I called the other day, they sell for 60 and the military discount is 10$ (active, retired, etc). So 50$ plus shipping. That offer is only for orders over the phone. By the way, the fist day the discount was offered was also the first day this thread mentioned it. They were surprised to know that the word was already on the streets when i talked to them. I told them to thank the HSBBWEB in the form of a donation...

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Originally posted by Bolts-Coach-PR:
Tanner Tees are fine... I have one.

But the one I actually use is this one:
http://www.rawlings.com/produc...ol-hitting-for-power

This tee NEVER falls over, it folds up, and it's under $20... Best out there!!

Have had one for 3 years and had to replace the topper once for $3-$4...

I agree - this is a very good tee for the price.

Agree on the Tanner Tee. The kid can't break it, and Lord knows he has tried.

http://www.tannertees.com/

Two sons (2016 and 2018) have gone through two tees already this year.  Searched on here, ordered and just received the Tanner Tee.  Sons love it.  Looks like it should hold up for a long time.

I have used the spring back tee and like it a lot.   a little sturdier than the Tanner which I like as well. 

Tanner is the best you can get. If you buy a tee because of price alone you will regret throwing your money away. Tanners are $70 but will outlast 4 cheaper versions.

I found my inspiration for rescuing a broken batting tee while tiling a bathroom floor.  A scrap of rubber floor membrane wrapped around the top of the tee a couple of time with packing tape was a perfect replacement for the original battered hard rubber.  It looks like a gray cone.  Son has hit off of this one 1000s of times, and it still pops right back.  Home Depot sells it by the foot (I think it's 36" wide) in the flooring section for a couple of dollars.

Hey Mid can you post a picture of your creation?