Champion Sports Deluxe Batting Tee – Mounted on Official Home Plate, Adjustable Telescopic Molded Rubber Tee, Multiple Style Options – Singles & Sets Available

Bought this for my 5 year old for extra Tball practice. This tee is stable and heavy which is nice because it doesn’t get knocked down every time he hits the shaft of it. It’s very stable and you can adjust the height by pushing down or raising it up. It’s a nice size and my 7 year old also uses it for batting practice. Worth the money!

Purchased this for my 13 year old son to hit at home. This tee has some weight to it and is very sturdy. It takes a lot to knock it over. It arrives as 2 pieces so they height can be adjusted. Overall, very happy with this tee.

Youth sized. Easy to take with you anywhere. Easy to store away. Made well. Looks true to order. Worth the buy.

Works very well. The only thing I did not like it the rubber hose piece for the top that the ball sets on is kinda flimsy. I put a 1" dowel rod in it and it worked fine, otherwise it bent downward and wasn't very sturdy.

Wow! This thing is to legit to quit! It’s super heavy duty, love that it’s adjustable to height and comes in three pieces so super easy to set up. It’s perfect for kiddos learning to hit!

This is the third tee I’ve bought in the last 4 years and I’m hoping it is the last. This one is very heavy-duty and well built compared to the others that were plastic and had multiple pieces and sandbag bases. If you are looking for a tee, go with this one! It is fairly priced and was $5-10 more than the crappy ones I bought before that lasted less than a year each.You won’t have to worry about the tee slipping down due to stripped plastic washers or have to worry about the piece the baseball sits on getting knocked off if hit.

So, I read all of the reviews and was torn by all the people saying that it wouldn't work because the base didn't stay attached to the top. That tells me that the people who purchased it we're literally using the big nut as a magnetic device, at the bottom that you're supposed to take off and slide bolt through the hole and then reattach nut... Remove nut from post. Slide the nut into the hole that was literally cut out for the nut on bottom of plate. Flip home plate over. Make sure you hold on to the nut while you flip home plate over so you don't lose the nut. Screw the post into the nut that is now inside of the home plate as tight as it can possibly go. Flexible rubber tube has a little groove in the top about 4" all the way around it's a deep band that and goes in 1st to the poat you just attached. Take flexible post and push it into hard post as far as it will go...mine would not go in all the way down at first....so i added a little soapy water and slid it into place. The rubber part of mine was a little warped also from transit in sitting in the Box for a while. So I stuck a broom handle down it which is perfect size and everything lined up like it was supposed to. THis thing is rock solid it will take a beating. I tested it out yesterday March 8th, with my 5 year old and twelve-year-old they spent 2 hours playing T ball against the fence and had absolutely no issue with this T-post. So if you couldn't figure out how to assemble this, I don't think you should be playing sports or trying to teach sports to anyone.... This is a snarky review for all of the people that really couldn't figure out how to assemble this I am sorry and I apologize if you cannot take this with a grain of salt but the fact that it had no instructions if this thing came with instructions I Feel that you would still find something to complain about on it!

Easy to adjust and does not slid down on its own. Also a good weight on the bottom so it doesn’t fall over.