Martin Sports Movable Official Pitcher's Plate, Side Spikes

A pitching rubber should move when you move it and never when the pitcher does.

Practice fields and multi use diamonds need an official rubber that is not permanent.

Durability and Reliability: The spikes sit on the side of the plate rather than the bottom. That is what makes it more durable than regular plates.

Performance Under Pressure: A varsity pitcher drives hard off the rubber on the final pitch. The plate stays seated and the footing stays true.

Friction Removal: Easy installation means the grounds crew sets it quickly. Move it for practice layouts or field sharing.

Proof and Credibility: Official size for full field play. Pitchers train from the same size rubber they face in games.

Identity Signal: Programs that adapt their fields without sacrificing quality get more out of every diamond they have.

Give your pitchers official footing wherever they throw.