Jaypro Foul Poles - 20' - Softball (Collegiate) SBCFP-200

Jaypro Foul Poles - 20' - Softball (Collegiate) SBCFP-200

Softball foul poles with zinc undercoating and powder coat finish.

• Designed for permanent and semi-permanent (with optional sleeve) installation.

• 3-1/2" heavy-duty steel tube pole

• (2) 18"W x 6'H bolt-on steel wing panel

•  Surface mount and wall-mount installation available!

Dimensions

18"W x 12'H - wing panel

Manual

SBCFP-200 Specs

What Our Experts Think

• Durable Construction: Built with high-strength materials to withstand the rigors of collegiate softball play.
• Bright Visibility: High-visibility design ensures the poles are easy to spot during day or night games.
• Weather-Resistant: Designed to endure all weather conditions, providing long-lasting performance throughout the season.
• Sturdy and Safe: Features a stable, solid base to prevent tipping and ensure safety during intense games.
• Regulation Size: Meets collegiate softball standards, making it perfect for competitive play at the highest levels.

Q&A

Q: What are the Jaypro Foul Poles made of?
A: The Jaypro SBCFP-200 Foul Poles are constructed from durable, high-quality steel, designed to withstand the rigors of outdoor use and provide long-lasting performance.

Q: What is the height of the Jaypro Foul Poles?
A: These foul poles stand 20 feet tall, meeting collegiate softball standards for visibility and accuracy.

Q: Are the Jaypro Foul Poles suitable for all weather conditions?
A: Yes, the foul poles are built to endure various weather conditions, making them perfect for outdoor softball fields.

Q: Are the Jaypro Foul Poles easy to install?
A: Yes, the poles are designed for easy installation and are equipped with sturdy mounting hardware for quick setup.

Q: Are the Jaypro Foul Poles sold as a pair?
A: Yes, the set includes two foul poles for complete field setup.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Regularly – Wipe down the poles to remove dirt, dust, and moisture buildup.
• Inspect for Damage – Check for bends, cracks, or rust on the poles and replace damaged sections as needed.
• Check Stability – Ensure the poles are securely anchored and upright to prevent tipping or shifting.
• Lubricate Moving Parts – If applicable, lubricate any movable components to ensure smooth operation.
• Store Properly – When not in use, store the poles in a dry area to prevent weather-related damage.