Marker Disc / Cone YakimaSport 100370D — black, child training marker

YakimaSport marker disc model 100370D is a black, lightweight training marker designed for children's sports sessions. Intended for use as a field cone or ground marker, it helps coaches and teachers quickly define boundaries, mark drill positions and set up practice stations on grass, artificial turf or hard surfaces. The low-profile design makes it easy to place and retrieve, while stackability saves storage space and simplifies transport.

Advantages

The marker disc is made from flexible, durable material that withstands repeated use and impacts typical for youth training. Its compact, buoyant profile lies flat on the ground to reduce trip hazards and improves visibility without obstructing play. Stackable construction allows multiple discs to be carried at once and limits equipment clutter. The neutral black color is suitable for mixed-team environments and for combining with colored cones when contrast is needed.

Suitable for

• Children's football drills and small-sided games
• Physical education lessons in schools
• Agility and speed training exercises
• Marking practice stations for group coaching
• Outdoor and indoor field layout on grass, turf or gym floors

Key specifications

• Color: black
• Type: low-profile marker disc / field cone
• Material: flexible, impact-resistant plastic
• Design: stackable for compact storage
• Weight: lightweight for easy handling

How to use

Place the marker discs directly on the training surface to indicate boundaries, target points or drill stations. For quick setup, stack several discs and carry them to the designated area, then separate and position as required. Use multiple discs to form lines, grids or shapes for agility, passing or positioning exercises. After training, stack discs together for compact storage and transport.

Usage recommendations

For improved visibility during mixed drills, combine black marker discs with colored cones or pennants. Avoid leaving discs exposed to prolonged direct sunlight when not in use to reduce long-term material degradation. Inspect discs periodically for cracks or deformation and replace any damaged units to maintain a safe training environment.