TUFF TOE™ Pro: Pitcher Toe Protection

GET A FACTORY PROFESSIONAL LOOK Optional TUFF TOE COMBO PACK upgrade includes the Tuff Gun applicator for almost 50% Off! If you want to get the best looking Tuff Toe finish, then apply your Tuff Toe with the Tuff Gun, the same way we do for MLB and Team USA Baseball and Softball pitchers. You can also get coupons for sharing this page or subscribing to our monthly Tuff Toe Clubhouse emails. Why Pro Pitchers Use Tuff Toe Pro. Simple: Flexibility & Strength You have enough to focus on while on the mound, you shouldn’t have to think about your cleat. Drag toe and discomfort should never cross your mind. Tuff Toe is flexible but strong. This allows you to walk comfortably without resorting to using duct tape, goo, or other flexible but weak sealing materials. Tough Enough for Repetitive Abuse The leather and other materials in softball and baseball cleats were not designed to drag against the dirt repetitively. Fortunately, Tuff Toe is. Made in the USA Tuff Toe is proudly manufactured here in the USA. Full-Season Guarantee We stand behind your Tuff Toe from peeling, cracking, or in any way, failing (as long as you follow our directions when you apply it), with our Full-Season Warranty. As long as pitchers drag their toes in the dirt, Tuff Toe will be there to provide a protective coating and prevent wear. When expertly applied by one of our certified Tuff Toe Application Professionals, we will guarantee our product for that same period. Application Process STEP 1: MARK AREA – Use marker to make an outline of the area to be protected. STEP 2: PREP – Clean and sand the area well STEP 3: EQUALIZE CARTRIDGE & TIP – Tuff Toe is a two-part application that needs to mix simultaneously at the time of application. If the parts are not equal, the application will fail. To ensure equalization, push material out of both cartridges until they are both extracting equally into the mixing nozzle. STEP 4: APPLY BASE – Apply to base first and use the stick provided to smear evenly. STEP 5: APPLY TO TOE – Use a fresh mixing tip. Apply from the corner down immediately remove the tape. Pull carefully so that you don’t mess up your application. STEP 6: ROTATE – Rotate the cleat for 1-2 mins with the toe tip pointed down to allow the material to spread evenly and avoid runs. STEP 7: CURE FOR 24 HOURS – Material will be 80% cured after 90 minutes, but please allow 24 hours for a full cure. Tuff Gun Applicator is available to make your life easier For best results, precise material metering, and steadiest flow, please consider our Tuff Toe Applicator Gun. Professional Application If you would like your Tuff Toe applied at the factory, you can send your cleats to us, or we will help you locate a Tuff Toe Certified Application Pro (TCAP) near you. Find a TCAP near you or contact us at tcap@tufftoe.com, and we can locate one near you. TUFF TOE APPLICATION OPTIONS No two pitchers drag their toe the same, but pitchers do drag very similar. To find out what type of toe dragger you are, look at your cleats and see where the major wear patterns are, then take a look at the Custom Patterns we offer and see which one is right for you.       Selecting your Tuff Toe Application Pattern 1. Standard Application 2. Standard + Hot Spot 3. Reverse Toe 4. Extended Toe 5. Extended Toe + Heel 1. Standard Application Included on every Custom Application (Traditionally called “Custom Dip,” although we don’t actually “dip” anything) included on any of our cleats for no additional charge. #1 Tuff Toe Pro will yield enough for 2 Double Layered Standard Applications* #2. Standard + Hot Spot Hot Spots #3. Reverse Toe A Reverse Toe #4. Extended Toe We cannot guarantee that the Tuff Toe will not pull away from your cleat with an extended toe coverage, but we do see about 75% of our Extended Toe applications last just fine. Is an Extended Toe application right for you? If you are wearing down the majority of the inside of your cleats over your big toe and need more protection than the hot spot. *Results may vary depending on the surface area, the thickness of application, among many other factors.