Martin Sports Saucer Field Cones

The best drills are the ones players can see without stopping to look.

Tall cones tip in the wind, while saucers stay exactly where you put them.

Stays Put: The low saucer shape won't tip over or blow away. A grid set at warmup is still square at the final rep.

Safe Underfoot: A low profile keeps the cone out of the way of ankles. Players cut around it at full speed.

Two Sizes: Six inch saucers mark tight dribbling grids. Twelve inch saucers, 4 inches high, mark bigger zones and goals.

Bright on Grass: Orange and yellow stand out on any surface. A defender tracks the edge of the box without looking down.

Built for Volume: Light and stackable so a coach can carry a full set to every field.

Lay out the session cleanly, and every rep counts for something.