Review on 🔵 MLB Adjustable Batting Tees for Flexibility by Sean Xayamonty

I have kids who are just learning to play and kick the ball. We used a log to get along and they were so interested I thought I'd take one of theirs. That works great! It's very easy to assemble and I like that it has stakes that easily go into the ground. They stick, for the most part, unless you're actually working the pole. This is a simple adjustable tripod. Unfold the base and use the screw on the bottom to tighten it. You then attach a plastic cone to the top and the rod extends so you can adjust it up or down for dough. It's easily adjustable and just like the base, you just screw it down with a plastic wing nut, for what better word. Three grounding rods are securely attached to the base of each tripod leg. You simply pull to push them out and then insert them into the ground through each of the legs. Make sure you line up the long plastic line with the base as they have the correct path. I didn't pay attention at first and just tried to slide one in and couldn't figure out why I couldn't slide it into the ground. They're small enough and sharp enough to get into the dirt with ease. My girls hit a real bar that has good flexibility due to the plastic cone at the top. Seems to be holding up well so far. I like that it is easy to use and fits most ball sizes. We now use a softer plus size softball with bats. Overall I think it's a reasonable price and decent quality. I like it! I really wish it came with some kind of holdall so I can keep it in the back of my car to take to the park.