Bison Steel 12' Foul Pole - Pair - BBSB12FPXXS
- Durable 12' Steel Foul Poles
- 4" Square 11 ga. Steel Poles with 16" Wide Steel Mesh Wings
- Sturdy Two-Piece Fully-Welded Poles
- Durable, High-Visibility Yellow Powder Coating
- Available with Direct Bury or Pedestal Base Installation
What our Experts Think
- Professional-grade 12' steel foul pole set designed for clear boundary marking in baseball and softball fields
- Sold as a pair for complete left and right field installation
- Heavy-duty steel construction engineered for high-impact durability and long-term outdoor use
- Bright, high-visibility finish ensures easy line calls for players, umpires, and spectators
- Weather-resistant coating helps protect against rust, sun exposure, and harsh field conditions
- Stable ground-mount design provides secure installation and reliable positioning
- Designed for consistent performance in both recreational and competitive field environments
- Low-maintenance build suitable for year-round outdoor exposure
Q&A
Q: What is the Bison BBSB12FPXXS Steel 12' Foul Pole Pair used for?
A: It is a pair of 12-foot steel foul poles used on baseball and softball fields to clearly define fair and foul territory along the outfield lines.
Q: What is the construction of the foul poles?
A: They are built from heavy-duty steel tubing with a welded frame and high-visibility yellow powder-coated finish for durability and clear visibility.
Q: Why are foul poles important in baseball fields?
A: They provide a precise visual boundary that helps umpires, players, and spectators determine whether long fly balls are fair or foul.
Q: Are these poles suitable for outdoor use?
A: Yes. They are designed for permanent outdoor installation and built to withstand weather, impact, and long-term field use.
Q: Are they sold individually or as a set?
A: They are sold as a pair, covering both left-field and right-field foul line installations.
Q: What makes Bison foul poles a good choice?
A: They offer professional-grade construction, strong visibility, and long-term durability for recreational through competitive-level fields.
Q: Where are they typically installed?
A: They are installed at the intersection of the foul line and outfield fence on baseball or softball fields.
Maintenance Tips
- Inspect poles regularly for straightness, stability, and secure anchoring in the ground.
- Check mounting bases and fasteners periodically and tighten if any loosening occurs.
- Clean steel surfaces with mild soap and water to remove dirt, dust, and weather residue.
- Monitor for rust or corrosion, especially at the base and welded joints, and treat early if needed.
- Ensure poles remain vertical and properly aligned for accurate field visibility.
- Avoid impacts from equipment or maintenance vehicles that could bend or damage the structure.
- Reapply protective coating or touch-up paint as needed to maintain weather resistan
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