He was seven. First swing.
The tee was taller than him. The bat nearly hit my leg.
He closed his eyes, swung, and the ball rolled two meters.
He smiled—two baby teeth missing.
Ten. He said the tee was too short.
I raised it to the highest notch. He stood straight. No more bending.
The ball didn’t roll. It flew—a real arc over the grass.
Fourteen. He made the school team.
A hundred swings every day after class.
The suction cups gripped the floor. The metal post hummed with every hit. He never complained.
Seventeen. His first over‑the‑fence home run.
As he rounded third, he looked toward the dugout.
That’s when I realized—the tee in the corner hadn’t needed adjusting in five years.
? Baseball Training Tee
It doesn’t count how many times you missed.
It only knows you never put the bat down.
? It’s Called a Tee
Adjustable height: 45cm – 85cm
From kindergarten to varsity. It grew 40cm with you.
5‑click lock. Each click: 10cm taller. Your next starting line.
Flexible rubber cradle
Not hard plastic. Won’t scar your bat.
Ball sits still. Wind doesn’t move it.
It’s the first pitcher who never misses the strike zone.
? Base: Stand Firm, Swing Hard
4× suction cups
Vacuum‑grip. Tile, wood, concrete—
Locked. An adult can’t slide it.
Full swing impact? Base shift ≤2cm.
It’s not bolted down. It holds like it is.
Weight chamber – water / sand fill
Empty: 3kg. Water: 10kg. Sand: 15kg.
Your floor. Your call.
? Post: 10,000 Hits. Still Straight.
Spring‑return mechanism
Ball hits. Post bends 45°. Snaps back.
No chasing balls. No re‑teeing. Next swing, ready.
High‑elasticity PVC sleeve
Metal core, soft shell. Bat meets sleeve—bat wins, sleeve forgives.
10,000 swings. Surface worn. Core? Still true.
UV‑resistant
Sun, rain, three seasons out in the yard.
It waits. You put it away. It still waits.
? Three Modes. From First Swing to Walk‑Off.
⚾ Mode 1 · Golf‑Style (Beginner)
Lowest setting. Ball at knee height.
Impossible to miss. Confidence first. Mechanics second.
⚾ Mode 2 · Standard Tee (Intermediate)
Ball at waist. Simulates a four‑seam fastball at the belt.
Swing plane. Weight shift. Hip rotation. Muscle memory lives here.
⚾ Mode 3 · High Pitch (Advanced)
Ball at chest.
High‑ball fear? Cured. Inside heat? You step into it now.
? Storage: When You’re Done, It Disappears.
3‑second quick‑release
Base. Post. Cradle. Apart.
Packed length ≤65cm. Trunk. Closet. Out of sight.
Net weight: 4.5kg (no ballast)
Kid can carry it. Mom can store it.
Training is yours. Cleanup is yours too. No excuses.
? Spec Check
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Height range | 45 – 85cm (5 positions) |
| Age | 4 – adult |
| Base | 4× suction cups + weight chamber |
| Ballast | Water / sand (not included) |
| Post | Spring steel + high‑elastic PVC sleeve |
| Cradle | Soft synthetic rubber |
| Reset time | ≤1 sec |
| Packed size | ≤65cm (3‑piece) |
| Weight | 4.5kg (dry) |
| Impact rating | ≥10,000 hits (lab) |
| Surface | Indoor / outdoor / cage |
| Colors | Classic Red / Midnight Black / Field Green |
? Who Is This For?
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A kid picking up a bat for the first time—first tee, last tee, only tee.
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The teenager staying after practice—no pitcher, no catcher. Just him and the tee.
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A father who can’t throw 200 batting practice pitches anymore—the tee never tires.
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A player coming back from injury—relearn the swing. 100 swings a day. Start here.
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That adult who still dreams of the outfield grass—buy it now. It’s not too late.
One last thing:
The day you barreled one up for the first time—it didn’t cheer.
The day you hit it past the outfielders—it didn’t cheer.
The day you cleared the fence—it still didn’t cheer.
It just stood there. Ready for your next swing.
