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Athletic Specialties Incorporated ® 2018 ATHLETIC SPECIALTIES incorporated FROM THE PEE WEE LEAGUES TO THE PROS® ORDERS: P: 800-779-0990 F: 800-493-2565 [email protected] asisports.com T HE C OACH'S B EST F RIEND Featured Products Athletic Specialties Field Marking and Striping Paint Non-clogging, water resistant paint. Universal tip will work in ALL striping Our water-based paints machines and marking wands. Provides a “brilliant” 4” line with a sharply are completely safe for defined edge. No lead or CFC’s and very low VOC level. 20 oz. dispos- players and will not harm grass. able cans (18oz. net weight) provide approximately 400 feet of stripe per can. Sold in cases of 12 cans. UPC bar coded. Field Marking & Striping Paint WLPW - White WLPW-BW - Bright White WLPB - Black WLPM - Maroon WLPY - Yellow WLPP - Purple WLPO - Orange WLPN - Navy WLPS - Scarlet WLPG - Turf Green WLPR - Royal WLP-PINK - Pink WLPV - Vegas Gold Spray Chalk CHALK 2 - Aerosol White Chalk made for synthetic turf. Safe to use on most surfaces and can be easily removed by pressure washing. Great for Artificial Turf, Grass, Pavement, Soil and Gravel. Is water-based, non- clogging and non-flammable. Our CHALK 2 has the versatility of temporary marking with the 5 Gallon Pail convenience of an aerosol can. White Paint Universal tip will work in ALL striping Spray-Ready machines and marking wands. 20 oz. 5GWP disposable cans (18 oz. net weight) Just Stir and Use! and is sold in cases of 12 cans. UPC bar coded. ® FP20 Youth Integrated Football Pant FP10 Adult Integrated Football Pant FG15P 5-Pad Poly/Lycra Football Girdle FJ11/FJ21 Polyester Practice Jersey PDB RING Equipment Bag with Tackle Rings Black, Navy, Scarlet, Added Colors Royal & Dk. Green. P: 800-779-0990 F: 800-493-2565 54" dia. 48" dia. 42" dia. 36" dia. 1 My Account Number Is: ATHLETIC ® ________________________ SPECIALTIESincorporated Welcome to the 2018 Athletic Specialties Catalog. We are pleased to present over 30 new and improved items this year which you will find throughout the book. The price list (separate) has much of the detailed information on specific colors, sizes, product numbers and other information about our products. Please use it when ordering to avoid confusion. Table of Contents Ladders ....................... 35, 44 Leather Lacing (Baseball Gloves) ....... 13 Air Horn .......................... 34 Megaphone .................... 34, 39 Arm Play Holders ................... 22 Mouth Guards ..................... 23 Badminton ........................ 42 Nets, Basketball .................... 40 Bags ...............14, 31-33, 40, 46-48 Nose Protectors .................... 53 Balls .............................. 9 Pads, Football ...................18-19 Ball Carts ................... 11, 41, 45 Paint, Chalk, Aerosol & Liners ......16-17 Ball Sealant .................... 34, 49 Pickle-Balls® ....................... 9 Bases ............................4-7 Pinnies ........................... 27 Baseballs .......................... 9 Pitching Machine Balls ................ 9 Baseball Field Equipment ...........10-15 Plastic Balls ........................ 9 Baseball & Softball ................3-15 Play Holders, Football ............... 22 Batting Tees ........................ 3 Protector Screens, Baseball .........10-11 Basketball ...................40-41, 45 Pumps ..................... 24, 41, 49 Batter's Face Guards ................ 11 Pylons ........................... 31 Belts ........................... 8, 26 QB-Tee ........................ 33, 41 Chain Sets, Football ................. 32 Repair Kits, Football Hardware ......... 25 Chin Straps, Football ..............20-21 Rosin Bag ........................ 13 Cleats .......................... 8, 23 Rubber Animals .................... 52 Cleat Cleaners ................... 7, 44 Scorebooks ....................... 51 Clipboards ...................... 8, 51 Scrimmage Vests & Helmet Covers ..... 274' x 3' Cones ............................ 46 Shin Guards, Soccer ................ 46 Dry Ball Compound ................. 28 Shock Doctor® ..................... 23 Display Cases ...................... 52 Sideline Markers ................... 31 Dummies, Shields & Rings ........... 30 Shoelaces ..................... 34, 39 Elastic Wraps ...................... 53 Shoulder Cushion .................. 19 Eyeshields .................. 11, 22, 53 Shoulder Pad Hardware & Elastic ...... 25 Field Maintenance, Baseball .......... 15 Shoulder Pad Racks ................. 28 Field Liners .....................16-17 Soccer ........................ 16, 46 First Aid Kits ....................... 53 Socks ............................ 27 Flag Football Belts .................. 26 Spikes, Track ...................... 36 Flip-A-Scorer ................... 35, 52 Stadium Chairs .................... 52 Football Cleats ..................... 23 Starting Blocks, Track ............... 37 Football .......................18-34 Stopwatch ..................... 12, 36 Game Face® Safety Mask ............. 11 Supporters & Cups ................. 52 Hand Warmers ..................... 19 Swim Goggles ..................... 53 Helmet Hardware ................ 24, 25 Tape, Floor & Mat ................... 34 Helmet Rack ....................... 28 Tape, Trainers ...................... 53 Hurdles, Track ..................... 37 Tees, Football ...................... 29 Ice Packs ......................... 53 Total Control Balls™ .................. 9 Inflating Pumps & Needles ..... 24, 41, 49 Towels ........................ 22, 34 Jaw Pads, Football .................. 22 Track ..........................36-39 Judges Stand ...................... 39 Training Items ................... 8, 44 Jump Ropes ....................... 42 Umpire's Equipment ............. 12, 29 Kicking Tees ....................... 29 Volleyball ..................... 35, 45 Knee Pads ...................18-19, 35 Water Bottles & Rack ................ 34 Laces ................... 18, 25, 34, 39 Weight Lifting Belts & Vest ........... 42 Lacrosse ......................... 43 Whistles & Lanyards ................ 50 Laundry Bags & Belts ............... 48 Wrestling ......................... 35 2 Baseball - Batting Tees A. Deluxe Batting Tee BBTD B. Batting Tee BBTX BBT 4-Color Retail Box BBTDX Smaller Top Tube 4-Color sleeve inside diameter Retail Box BTS2 bottom tube of tube BBTD & BBT allows is metal player to hit more of the ball NEW New and Improved Top Tube C. ASI Pro Tee BTS BTEE D. Youth Batting Tee E. Ultimate Travel Tee YBT UTT F. Training Stick HNS2 63" length Baseball & Softball ends Top Tube UTT2 G. Baseball Training Bat BTB12 Clips Top Tube BTEE2 Zinc - Includes 12 golf ball size plastic balls Plated base H. Hanging Bat Rack HBR Carry Heavy Duty Steel Folds Flat handle Batting Tees. C. BTEE - ASI Pro Tee. Made for the elite player. F. Training Stick. A. BBTD - Deluxe Batting Tee. Heavy duty Rubber weighted base with carrying handle. HNS2 - Flexible shaft and features both baseball black rubber construction with our new Deluxe Telescope height adjustment from 23" to 46". and softball ends. Ideal training aid. Hand-eye Top Tube. Smaller diameter solid rubber tube Steel shaft screws into zinc-plated base. Top coordination. allows ball to sit higher in tube. This allows rubber tube folds over, absorbing the impact. player to hit more of the ball and less of the tube. Weighs 12.25 lbs. for stability. Breaks down for G. Baseball Training Bat. Reduces cracking (breakage) of top tube. Quick easy travel. Includes tube of glycerine lubricant BTB12 - 33 inch, 30 oz. solid black aluminum bat height adjustment from 22” to 36”. Base tube is for top tube. with a 1" barrel with authentic cushioned grip. reinforced with metal insert to prevent breakage. BTEE2 - Replacement Deluxe Top Tube. Increases bat speed and improves hand-eye BBTDX - BBTD in 4-Color Retail Box. D. YBT - Youth Batting Tee. For ages 10 and coordination. BTS2 - Replacement Deluxe Top Tube. Smaller younger. Great fun for the beginners. Includes 12 golf ball size plastic balls. diameter solid rubber tube allows player to hit Adjustable height telescopes from 25” to 38”. more of the ball. Fits our #BBTD & #BBT batting Rubber ball with elastic cord attaches to plate. BTB - Bat only. tees. E. UTT - Ultimate Travel Tee. Lightweight, H. Hanging Bat Rack. B. BBT - Batting Tee. Heavy duty black rubber portable and durable for baseball or softball. HBR - Powder coated black steel. Holds 10 bats. construction. Quick height adjustment from 22” Metal shaft with top rubber tube that will fold Hanging hooks fold flat for easy storage. to 36” for desired height. Base tube is reinforced over, absorbing the impact. Base folds with with metal insert to prevent breakage. spring-assisted legs. Folds to fit into standard BBTX - BBT in 4-Color Retail Box. baseball bat bag. Height adjusts from BTS - Replacement Top Tube. 29" to 47". Includes water-resistant carrying bag. Fits our #BBTD & #BBT batting tees. UTT2 - Replacement Top Tube. Flexible diameter rubber tube allows player to hit more of the ball. Fits # UTT batting tee. 3 Baseball - Safety Bases B. "Kick-Away" Safety Base Set Base Stakes A. ASI Magnetic Super Base (with base stakes, anchors & plugs) ASO MB1 ABB 15” x 15” x 1-1/2” MB1 Replacement Parts 15” x 15” x 3” Rubber Covered Ground Anchors Ground Anchors XAO AAO Base Stake USO Anchor Plugs XPG C. Premium Double Safety Base FSB One-piece molded rubber D. All Rubber Quick Release Safety Base (with base stakes, anchors & plugs) ARSB (individual base) ARSB-3 (set of 3) 30 x 15 x 2-1/2" Includes: 15” x 15”
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