🏏 MacGregor Replacement Tube for Batting Tee Review

The main body of our t-shirt was still in good order. We just needed this new part. It fits perfectly. Fast delivery. That's exactly what I wanted.

Well I should have listened to other reviews but being stubborn I didn't and now I'm stuck with the rEola- Cement tube solid is too thin for the foundation. You would think it would be made by a real company and match their own product, but unfortunately that is not the case. You can use a rubber band to fix this, but I don't really have to. OK

Exactly as described. Exactly the same size as the original but you won't notice because mine keeps sliding down. Very strange. The one I got is so slippery it keeps falling off the floor. I had to wrap a single layer of tape around the bottom of the tube to give it some friction and prevent it from falling into the tube.

It arrived earlier than expected so I have to give credit to the seller. However, this is an aftermarket replacement hose and will not match the quality of the original MacGregor tee. But for the price, we'll use it until it cracks. The size is a bit small, so you need to adjust it with tape by wrapping it around the tube several times until it is the right size. I did it in several places so we can adjust it to different heights.

Good heavy and durable t-shirt. Heavy is good because it helps the target stay upright if you miss the ball and accidentally hit the target. After summer use, the top of the t-shirt was split, although we could still use it. Luckily, this t-shirt top is sold separately, making it cheaper to replace than the entire t-shirt. I've had other lower quality t-shirts that didn't even last a month. I highly recommend this t-shirt.

These tubes break all the time. So that this replacement hose doesn't break straight away, I made a small hose attachment to make my own. Tip: Roll up some strong sanitary rubber (link below) and put it in the tube to hold the ball. Sanitary rubber can withstand the impact a tee cannot. It also helps to stick sanitary rubber on it to keep it rolled up. Rubber Sheets Red 6" x 6" x 1/16 (3 sheets per pack) Plumbing Gaskets DIY Supplies Supports Leveling Gasket Bumpers Scuff Guard Flooring

T-shirt after a year of shared use so instead of buying everything it's best to buy a new $8 tube. A tube lasts anywhere from 6 months to a year depending on how often you use it, but my son uses it a few times a week on average and the split started at 6-7 months and eventually broke down after about a year. We hope the $8 replacement and Hands Inside Trainer will extend the life of the tea this time. By the way, my son is almost 13, so the first tube was very worn.