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10 Pcs Discus Shot Markers with Spiked Tips Metal Shot and Discus Throw Markers Number 1-10 Track and Field Equipment High Visibility for Competitions and Training, 7 x 2.5 Inches

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1.Color:Black


  • Satisfy Your Use Needs: you will receive 10 pcs discus shot markers, all black, numbers 1-10, 7 x 2.5 inches/ 17.78 x 6.35 cm, enough to meet the needs of measurement and tracking in the shot put movement
  • Trustworthy Quality for You: discus and shot put markers are made of strong metal that can withstand the routine requirements of track and field competitions, and the quality material ensures long-term use
  • Humanized Design: each shot and discus throw markers a tip, easier to insert into the ground for stability; The shot put mark ensures athletes compete under equal conditions; The drop of the shot put ensures that the throw distance is fairly calculated
  • Number 1-10 Design: black training field marker with numbers 1-10 on it for easy observation; The shot mark can be applied not only to measure the distance of a single throw, but also to record and compare the results of multiple throws
  • Wide Applications: discus and shot put markers are designed for the discus and shot put events and are suitable for athletics competitions, measuring distances, recording and comparing, rules being followed, fair play



LawyerMom
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025
The pointy end cuts through the turf easily and you have no problem marking your throws with these numbers. They are metal and have a bit of heft to them. They will probably do some damage to your mower if you leave them on the lawn unnoticed.
Susan
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025
I am so tired of going to track meets and tracking down markers. This is going to help so much.
Susan DeWalt
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
These really help with my backyard training. My yard isn't that smooth so when I toss the discus I can't always tell where it actually landed unless I keep my eyes on the spot and walk right to it. Now I can mark each throw with these markers which are sturdy but light metal and go in the ground easily. I can track how I progress (or regress) by marking each throw in order when using one discus. When I use all three discs, I put the markers out beforehand to show measured distance like a painted line would at a track. I don't push them too far in the ground so if I hit them with a disc they just fall over instead of getting bent.