- Feb 14, 2019
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Anyone have experience with the Insider Tee or the Drill Pro Tee?
Camwood Tees
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Yes, I have the insider tee. Pretty underwhelming. It is nice to have the fiberglass pole to stay inside of, but that is a novelty. The construction of the tee in general is not one that is going to stand up to daily use. The tee topper is made of funky stuff that dry rotted quick on me. This is not a tee youre going to have in the back of the truck and using multiple times a week at practice. I didn't use it after the first month or so. Eventually threw it away.
However, for a general use tool, it serves a purpose.
With coaching, Jugs tee all the way.
However, for a general use tool, it serves a purpose.
With coaching, Jugs tee all the way.
- Feb 14, 2019
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Thanks for the input...We have an old school Tanner tee that we've been using for both team practices and individual work for about 6 or 7 years now and it's still going strong (I had to re-roll and re-secure the cone once, but we're still using the same one after thousands of swings). If we ever need to replace it, I'll probably look at either the a Juggs tee or one of the Tanner tees with the weighted bases.
I am intrigued by the design of the Camwood tees and might see if I can diy something similar using plywood, floor flanges and the stem from the Tanner tee.
Our organization has both Tanners & Jugs with the newest ones being the Jugs. Those are the only two I'd spend my money on, and honestly of those two I'd buy the one that's on sale, or the one you can get the best deal on!
