Great product and easy storage

Great item for teaching football principal

Durable and sturdy I like that it doesn't move when stepped on, it makes teaching 6-8 year gaps and holes easier. The only thing they need to add number markers and Alphabet for A,B,C gaps... but that doesn't make it less then 5 stars for me..

It's a great tool for teaching positions and gaps. My only question is where would I get a replacement tab as one of mine is ruined and I can't find them anywhere

Great product

This thing is HUGE - Like NFL pro line huge Its very heavy as well which I guess is a good thing as it keep it from blowing away Sucks to carry I put it in a wagon We use it at the youth level in the pre-season to help kids conceptually I guess the nice thing is that its big enough that we actually used a sharpie to write defensive Techniques on the Velcro positions But seriously its REALLY LongNot a bad pick up for a teaching tool Weve used it for 3 seasons now and its held up to wear and tear well

It worked very well for youth and I also use it for my HS team

working great

Exactly as described. Durable,

great

We chose this for our youth football organization to help prevent holding the player's hands to the line for them to go where they have to go. There are a few things that would make this product much better:1. Smaller position markers (larger players can line up on point with the T, G, or E)2. add-ons to show gaps (1, 2, 3, 4 holes - etc) and defensive alignments - another benefit with narrower markers.These markers are high quality and much heavier than I imagined, great for durability but can get old carrying it to the field on a regular basis. However, even with the weight a good wind gust (20+mph will flip it). I do highly recommend this for others.

When practicing group drills with the running backs the line marker is a must. It helps running backs with landmarks to run through as you can set up any formation for the front 7 with any spacing between the lineman. This product is suited for high school on up because the markers are wider than a youth player would be, but you can be creative and adapt it for use with kids. I coach youth football and the kids think it's "cool" practicing like the big boys do.