Gametime Tee Stackers Hitting Trainer

I bought this after seeing online videos and favorable mentions in a book on softball drills.I am managing an 8U girls softball team, and it seemed like something that could help our young, learning players. In practice, we found the tee stacker to be a little tricky to balance on top of the lower ball. In my real world situation, the ground is reasonably flat but not perfect. Our batting tee is reasonably good shape, but maybe a little curved from being in the trunk of a car or locked in the storage box at the field. Those two things don't affect using the batting tee, but you sure notice them when trying to balance the tee stacker and a second softball on top of the lower ball. This made the tee stacker kind of fussy and clumsy for us to use in an efficient way during practice.

I'll be sort and sweet. This invention is invaluable in forcing a hitter to swing level, moreso than soft-toss, straight tee practice, or live pitching. Any contact with the top ball that is not from a bat moving parallel to the ground and the bottom ball pops off the tee. I use this every practice in lieu of soft-toss. Although they may not get as many swings, the self-correction factor is SO high, they can repair an uppercut in a day and continued use creates strong muscle memory in terms of keeping the back elbow tucked and hands tight through the ball. Works with both rotational and linear hitting styles equally well, I've found. Nice bonus is kids can use them without a coach and know if they are swinging correctly, so I never have to worry a pplayer is practicing a bad swing on her own.

Totally thought it came with the Tee but that was my fault. Person I bought this for said they were a bit confusing but I thought it was a good gift.

Need to be a touch bigger to hold a baseball securely. Wind can blow it off... Good product over all though

Very good quality training tool. My son is pounding these and they still look fresh and new! The string helps catch them and easy to set up and back up. They are light. I have used both baseballs and wiffle balls and have had excellent results.

Great training tool for both my baseball and softball players. I would recommend using a full rubber top tee. Tees like the Tanner tee top has a hard time keeping the balls supported.

I highly recommend this. It forces your players to really concentrate and not hit the tee but the ball 100% of the time, as they work with it that transfers to real game situations.

Worked great for my son, he got double the amount of practice of his tee.