True Pitch 6″ Little League Portable Pitching Mound

True Pitch 6″ Little League Pitching Mound: Where Practice Feels Like Game Day

At Pitching Machine Valley, we believe young athletes deserve gear that inspires confidence and matches official standards. That’s why the True Pitch 6″ Little League Pitching Mound is a top pick for youth baseball programs. It brings game-day realism into every training session while ensuring safety, durability, and portability.

Designed for Little League Precision

This mound stands at a regulation 6-inch height, making it ideal for sanctioned Little League games and practice. It helps players transition into higher levels by simulating a real pitching environment early in their development. Coaches love how it promotes proper mechanics and footwork.

Lightweight Yet Incredibly Tough

Built with premium fiberglass, the True Pitch 6″ Pitching Mound is surprisingly lightweight for its size. Despite that, it’s sturdy enough to handle heavy use. You can move it from storage to the field with ease—no heavy lifting teams required. Perfect for schools, rec leagues, or travel teams.

Weather-Resistant and Slip-Proof

Come rain or shine, this pitching mound holds up. The UV-resistant finish prevents fading or cracking, while the textured top surface provides reliable grip. Players stay steady, even during intense pitching drills or damp field conditions.

Tool-Free Setup Saves Time

No screws, bolts, or anchors are needed. Just place it on a flat surface and you’re ready to train. This saves coaches time and effort—especially when fields change frequently.

Why Coaches Trust This Mound

• ✔️ Regulation-compliant for Little League

• ✔️ Built tough with long-lasting fiberglass

• ✔️ Safe, non-slip top layer

• ✔️ Easy to carry and reposition

• ✔️ Ideal for both indoor and outdoor fields

Pitch Like a Pro from the Very Start

If you’re looking for a pitching mound that blends quality, portability, and official specs, this one delivers. The True Pitch 6″ mound sets young players up for success—whether it’s their first pitch or their fiftieth game.