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DAN CARTER KICKING TEE SUPERTEE


Rugby kicking tees are a specialty piece of equipment but a necessary one that is a huge factor in whether a kicker can successful convert the post try conversion. Rugby Shop takes a look at the differences between kicking tees to help you find the perfect one for your game. (Go Here )



What is a kicking tee? 



A rugby kicking tee is used to give a rugby ball some clearance from the ground and allows a secure holding of it for a player to kick conversions. Given a tee is only used for extra points there are no World Rugby regulations presently as to what constitutes a tee as there is no safety risk to other players. Historically everything from turf to sand was used as a tee so you have a lot of leeway to figure out what works best for you! 
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