A decent kicking routine gets repetitive for a reason. Ball down, step back, breathe, strike. The rugby kicking tee underneath it should make that setup easier to repeat.
Shop rugby kicking tees at Pro:Direct Rugby from Dan Carter Supertee, Rugby Bricks and Gilbert. The current range covers low, mid and high-cut tees alongside adjustable and telescopic options, giving place kickers different ways to set the height and angle of the ball.
There is no single tee every kicker needs. Start with how you like the ball to sit.
Low, Mid or High Rugby Kicking Tee?
Tee height changes the setup before you have taken a step towards the ball.
A lower rugby kicking tee keeps the ball closer to the ground. Rugby Bricks Vortex 76mm Low Cut sits at this end of the range, while the 92mm Mid Cut gives you a little more height. The Vortex 112mm High Cut raises the setup again.
If you already have a kicking style you trust, matching the tee height you are used to is normally more useful than changing everything because a different model looks good in the kit bag.
Still working that out? Try different heights in training and pay attention to which setup lets you approach the ball naturally and repeat your contact.
Dan Carter Supertee Rugby Kicking Tees
Dan Carter Supertee gives you one of the deepest ranges on the page.
The collection includes Supertee Prince, King, Throne, Elite 75, Elite 95, Elite 120, Xtra, Xtreme, Duke and Crown options. That gives regular kickers plenty of choice if they already know the sort of ball height and setup they prefer.
Do not get lost in the names. Compare the shape and height, then choose the tee that fits your kicking routine.
The posts do not award extra points for having the fanciest one.
Rugby Bricks and Gilbert Kicking Tees
Rugby Bricks keeps the choice straightforward with its Vortex range at 76mm, 92mm and 112mm. Low, mid or high. Pick the setup that suits your strike.
Gilbert rugby kicking tees add another route, including Precision 320 and 450 models alongside adjustable, telescopic, Quicker II and Spot On Lo options.
An adjustable or telescopic tee can be useful if you are still experimenting with setup, coaching different kickers or simply want more flexibility from one piece of kit.
Find Your Rugby Kicking Tee
Browse rugby kicking tees by brand, height and style. Start with Rugby Bricks if you already know whether you prefer a low, mid or high setup. Compare Dan Carter Supertee for a wider choice of shapes, or look at Gilbert if an adjustable or telescopic kicking tee suits your training better.
Then leave it alone for a few sessions.
The best kicking tee is the one that helps your setup feel boringly familiar by the time the pressure kick arrives.
