White, rectangular MacGregor step-down pitcher's rubber shown from a high-angle perspective.

MacGregor Step Down Pitcher's Rubber

Official Size - 6" x 24"
$154.99
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White, rectangular MacGregor step-down pitcher's rubber shown from a high-angle perspective.

MacGregor Step Down Pitcher's Rubber

$154.99

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The step-down front extension prevents pitchers from digging a trench in front of the rubber, saving you serious mound maintenance time.

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Details
  • Solid wooden core with a molded rubber cover
  • Step-down front extension prevents holes and reduces mound maintenance
  • Provides firm, even footing for pitchers to push off
  • Installs directly into the mound without stakes or spikes
  • Available in Official (6x24) and Youth (4x18) sizes

Pitchers always dig out the dirt right in front of the rubber. The step-down design puts a block of rubber exactly where that hole usually forms. You spend less time packing clay and tamping after every game.

The construction gives your pitchers a stiff, reliable foundation to push off from. It uses a solid wood core wrapped in molded rubber. That means consistent footing pitch after pitch.

Installation is straightforward. You bury it at the right elevation and pack your clay around it. No stakes or spikes to mess with. Just choose the Official 6x24 size for standard mounds or the Youth 4x18 size for younger leagues.

What's included
  • 1x Step Down Pitching Rubber
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-BBPRPROX AC-BBPRPROY
SKU
Official Size - 6" x 24"
AC-BBPRPROX
Youth Size - 4" x 18"
AC-BBPRPROY

Coach's Questions

What is the difference between the Official and Youth sizes?
The Official size measures 6 by 24 inches for standard regulation mounds. The Youth size measures 4 by 18 inches for younger divisions.
How do you install a step-down pitching rubber without stakes?
You bury the rubber into the mound so the top sits flush with the mound surface and the front extension steps down into the dirt. The weight of the rubber and the packed mound clay hold it firmly in place.
Does the wood core warp or rot underground?
The solid wood core is completely encased in the molded rubber cover. This seals out moisture from the mound clay and prevents rotting or warping over time.

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