No. The blocks are pre-compressed and have a high density for increased durability. This is exactly why you would use them in these highly worn out areas. MoundMaster Blocks been installed at every level of play including the Major Leagues. They are not maintenance free - there will still be slight wear areas that need to be repaired after a game; but this will significantly reduce holes in the mound and batter’s box if properly installed.
Thanks we definitely want to continue expanding our softball focused resources and appreciate the feedback - we will try to get one uploaded this summer when we update our video library!
thats pretty funny you say that, I am a lefty pitcher who starts on the right corner of the rubber and it always pisses the other pitchers off because when I land I dig a giant hole in the middle of the slope and it trips them up when they try to pitch.
Good video. wish we had some of this in high school
Wouldn’t the blocks deteriorate from cleats just after a few games??
No. The blocks are pre-compressed and have a high density for increased durability. This is exactly why you would use them in these highly worn out areas. MoundMaster Blocks been installed at every level of play including the Major Leagues. They are not maintenance free - there will still be slight wear areas that need to be repaired after a game; but this will significantly reduce holes in the mound and batter’s box if properly installed.
TurfaceAthletics Thank you!
Can you make a video on a Softball mound? Not baseball?
Thanks we definitely want to continue expanding our softball focused resources and appreciate the feedback - we will try to get one uploaded this summer when we update our video library!
I dig a hole like that when I pitch it helps me and is fun to watch the other team pitcher complaining
thats pretty funny you say that, I am a lefty pitcher who starts on the right corner of the rubber and it always pisses the other pitchers off because when I land I dig a giant hole in the middle of the slope and it trips them up when they try to pitch.