⚾ Elevate Your Game with Every Call!
The Markwort Plastic 3-Dial Umpire Indicator is a durable and lightweight tool designed for baseball umpires. With oversized display numbers and easy-to-read features, it allows for quick and accurate recording of strikes, balls, and outs. Its compact design ensures portability, making it an essential accessory for any umpire.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 8 x 3 x 0.5 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.05 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Markwort |
| Color | Black |
| Manufacturer | Markwort |
| Part Number | OPI3 |
| Sport Type | Baseball |
M**E
Can see the NUMBERS with no problem.
My husband is retired now & does alot of umpiring. The one he used for years broke & he couldn't find another like it.So... the #UmpireWife went on a search & I found this one. He said he can see the numbers on the dials with no problem. The dials are easy for him to turn. He says it's lightweight, durable & HE LOVES IT!! It's his new favorite. Works great! Highly recommend.
P**K
Strike and Ball location
Like the simplicity of the indicator. It was a transition to get used to the ball and strike location.
W**R
Slow to break in.
Little tight to turn still. Hopefully will loosen up soon.
D**L
very easy to read
Out of the box I was amazed at the size. The bright numbers are very easy to read. It is taking me a little to get use to the 2 strikes, 3 balls and 2 outs though. I am used to clicking twice at a strike out or after the third out, but I am getting there. I would still recommend
V**N
GoodOne
No issues- works well
P**Z
I’ll be purchasing more to have as spares
I love the over size indicators, Fits comfortable in my hands
T**K
Five Stars
Easy to read, even at night.
S**M
Poor quality. Painted labels wore off in one day!
Liked the large size, but the workmanship is crap. Strike, Ball, Out labels wore off on the first day of use. Does not bode well for how long it will last.
R**S
Markwort bad
This company originally made this clicker in the correct fashion. Balls. Strikes. Outs.Now they have changed the order to Strikes first. All umpires give the count with Balls first, why did they have to change things.
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