Dry Erase Coaches Clipboards | Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Football, Hockey, Volleyball, Lacrosse

Great hard board not flimsy. Definitely didn’t get scratched up. Very light not heavy board.

No little league coach should be without this item. The clipboard alone is worth the price, and is highly useful.

I bought this for when I coach soccer games and I love the board. I like that it has a field like background instead of a white one. It has a spot for notes and a full field on one side and a half field on the other. My one issue is the marker is horrible. Dried out very quickly which is fine I use an expo anyways but the holder for the marker doesn't stay on at all. Its not a huge issue but is annoying constantly trying to find the marker that fell off.

I bought this to explain and teach my little boy about baseball do's and don'ts. It's much easier for him when he can see what I'm trying to verbally explain. The board is light and sturdy. Marker is decent but I have plenty of other dry erase markers. You can't beat the price. I'm glad I bought this.

I have been coaching for a number of years, travel ball, ankle biters, and at the high school level. Until this season, I have always carried a clipboard and posted the lineup and changes on the copy of the roster. It used to blow around, kids would lose it, etc... It was a pain. Currently, I am coaching high school baseball and using it at the freshmen level. It is a great tool! There is a spot for runs, you can erase and make updates, and place players in the field with changes per inning, if you like. I also keep the pitch count on the board as a visual reminder for rotations. I have players update the pitch count on the clipboard and it is much larger than the traditional lineup cards. I highly recommend this for any coach struggling as I did with keeping organized and having players engaged in the game. My only complaint is that the pen holder is not fixed to the clipboard and falls off when it is in my backpack. I just keep extra dry erase pens at hand.

This was a great tool for the dugout. The girls were able to see the batting order so they didn’t have to ask every inning. The girls on the bench also enjoyed keeping score and making changes to the lineups/batting order as we subbed. Other coaches said they needed one in there dugouts.

I’ll start with the pros. I think there’s really just one, and that is that the plastic seems pretty sturdy. That said,I haven’t used it yet to test that theory out. But I’ve had clipboards in the past and this is akin to those. The first con is that the board is smaller than I thought it’d be. I have a team of 7-8 players and I don’t think I’d be able to fit 3 players around this thing. Twice the size would be great. The second and third cons are the pen. It’s black and the board is dark green. You can see the markings but not very well. I suppose that the board could be a lighter shade of green for it not to be an issue. The markings also don’t erase that easily. Not a huge deal, but it’s not a whiteboard marker either. Lastly, the pen holder is too tight to hold the pen and too loose to hold on to the clipboard. I will put it in my pocket. That’s the plan at lease. We’ll see how this goes in practice.

Super sturdy Handel's drops well. Whipes clean every time even with different types of dry erase markers. Have used it for 20+ games already this season whipes clean still every time even when kid whipes it with dirt filled hands. Best line up board I have ever had.