Plate Brush

MacGregor Plate Brush

$18.99
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MacGregor Plate Brush

MacGregor Plate Brush

$18.99

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A contoured wood handle gives you a secure grip while clearing the dish, and it slips right into your back pocket between innings.

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Details
  • Clears dirt from home plate or pitching rubbers
  • Contoured wood handle provides a secure grip
  • Stiff synthetic bristles hold shape through heavy use
  • Compact profile fits into standard umpire pouches
  • Backed by a 1-year warranty

Keeping the dish clean isn't just about looks. A clear plate defines the strike zone and prevents arguments on game day. This MacGregor brush handles the job quickly and gets out of the way.

The contoured wood handle sits naturally in your hand. This shape gives you enough leverage to sweep away packed dirt. Stiff synthetic bristles clear the plate in one pass without shedding over the course of the season.

When you finish sweeping, the compact design drops right into your back pocket or umpire pouch. It stays out of your way until you need it again.
What's included
  • 1x Plate Brush
Shipping & Returns
  • You need it. In-stock items ship same or next business day.
  • Problem? We make it right. Period.

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Coach's Questions

What material are the bristles made from?
The bristles are made from stiff synthetic fibers. They hold their shape and sweep away packed dirt without fraying.
Will this fit in a standard umpire ball bag?
Yes, the compact design drops easily into any standard umpire pouch or your back pocket.
Can players use this brush to clean their cleats?
You can use it for cleats in a pinch. However, the bristle stiffness and handle shape work best for sweeping flat rubber bases.
Does the wood handle resist moisture from damp fields?
Yes, the wood features a smooth finish that repels moisture from damp dirt. You should still wipe it down before storing it after wet games.
Is the brush wide enough for a softball home plate?
Yes, the bristle block covers enough surface area to clear both baseball and softball plates in just a few sweeps.

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