Two white rectangular pitcher's rubbers with attached metal spikes, shown from a top-down angle on a dirt surface.

MacGregor End-Spiked Pitching Rubber

Official Size - 6" x 24"
$57.99
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Two white rectangular pitcher's rubbers with attached metal spikes, shown from a top-down angle on a dirt surface.

MacGregor End-Spiked Pitching Rubber

$57.99

Each

Steel tabs and an end-spiked design keep this rubber anchored firmly to the mound through heavy use without shifting.

Size
In stock
Details
  • Steel tabs on each end for secure anchoring
  • Installs quickly using a standard hammer
  • Available in official and youth sizes
  • Backed by a 1-year warranty

Pitchers need a solid base to push off from. When a rubber shifts mid-game, it messes with mechanics and mound maintenance. This end-spiked design solves that problem.

The steel tabs on each end take the included metal spikes straight into the clay. You just hammer them in and the rubber stays locked in place. You avoid digging out a massive trench or dealing with bottom spikes that pull out after a few innings.

Choose the size that fits your mound. The official size meets standard high school and college dimensions. The youth size fits smaller diamond requirements. Both keep your mound game-ready with minimal prep.

What's included
  • 1x Pitching Rubber
  • 4x Metal Spikes
Shipping & Returns
  • You need it. In-stock items ship same or next business day.
  • Problem? We make it right. Period.

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Specifications

Size Official Size - 6" x 24" Youth Size - 4" x 18"
SKU AC-1147902 AC-1148466
SKU
Official Size - 6" x 24"
AC-1147902
Youth Size - 4" x 18"
AC-1148466

Coach's Questions

Which size pitching rubber do I need for my mound?
The official size measures 6" x 24" for standard high school and adult mounds. The youth size is 4" x 18" for little league and youth diamonds.
How do you install this rubber on the mound?
Position it on your clay and drive the four included metal spikes through the steel tabs on the ends using a standard hammer.
Are the tabs made of plastic or metal?
The end tabs are made of steel. This prevents the spikes from tearing through the rubber under heavy push-off pressure.
Can this rubber be used on artificial turf mounds?
No. The metal spikes require a dirt or clay mound to anchor properly.

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