G Tee Bucket
$19.95
The G Tee Bucket is a six gallon ball bucket that holds 65 baseballs or 25 softballs, which is enough for a full round of tee work or soft toss without a second trip. The padded lid turns it into a seat, so the coach…
The G Tee Bucket is a six gallon ball bucket that holds 65 baseballs or 25 softballs, which is enough for a full round of tee work or soft toss without a second trip. The padded lid turns it into a seat, so the coach feeding the round has somewhere to sit. It is the plain, useful piece of a hitting station that nobody thinks about until they are carrying loose balls in their arms.
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