#4823A


NAT. H.S. FED. RULES


BASE PADS ARE REQUIRED BY


#4765A


Pacer Base Pads


Two-piece pad of solid foam construction covered in 18 oz. vinyl in flat or angled models. Pads fit most standards with center mounted uprights. Color: Blue. (Special colors available at additional cost.)


#2190A Angled (36”-16”H x 72”L x 30”W) ..$1257.00


#2190FA Flat (16”H x 64”L x 24”W) ..........$ 744.00 (Flat Pads for Gill #654 PV Pit only)


Vault Boxes


All of our vault boxes are quality products. Steel needs some maintenance. Our welded and cast aluminum boxes are rust-free. Covers are used to prevent injuries when the vault box is not in use. All meet IAAF, NCAA and Nat. H.S. Fed. Rules.


#9985A


First Place Competitor and Prep Base Pads for Offset PV Standards.


8” foam covers wood frame. All encased in 18 oz. vinyl. Available in red, blue, green, black, purple and gold.


#4823A FP-Competitor Base Pads (64”L x 14”H x 26”W) ..........................$ 715.00


#4825A FP-Prep Base pads (92”L x 17”H x 30”W) ..........................$1129.00


UCS Base Pads


Made in 2 pieces with 11” foam inside a vinyl covered wood frame. 17” high. Available in red, blue, green, black, magenta, purple, navy, maroon, gold and orange.


#4765A UCS Protector Pads .........................$1415.00 pr.


Observance of Nat. H.S. Fed. and NCAA safety rules helps prevent injuries.


#9984A #4191A


#4191A Steel Vault Box (white) ...................................................................................................................$238.00 #4196A Steel Vault Box Lid (fits inside vault box) .....................................................................................$178.00 #4192A Aluminum Vault Box (welded) .......................................................................................................$425.00 #4193A Aluminum Cover for #4192A ..........................................................................................................$149.00 #9984A UCS Cast Aluminum Vault Box ......................................................................................................$679.00 #9985A Stainless Steel Cover for #9984A .................................................................................................$435.00


Vault Box Collar Mat Great safety item!


NCAA and High School Rules require padding between the pit and vault box. This 2” thick foam covered vinyl box collar protects the area around the vault box without interfering with the pole bend. Fits any pit.


#7621A Vault Box Collar .........$234.00 Car Racks #2208A #2118A


Jiffy Car Rack makes it easy to carry poles and javs. Hook racks onto window. Roll it up and go.


#2208A Jiffy Car Rack (holds two tubed poles) $29.95 pr.


Quick Strap rack fastens to your car with nylon webbing that passes through vehicle.


#2118A Quick Strap Roof Rack (holds multiple poles) $59.95 pr.


PR Plant Sliding Vault Box


Practice the Approach Run and Plant. Designed by 19’ vaulters Pat Manson and Scott Huffman. Constructed of high impact thermoplastic. Features include tip proof design, built in handle and unique “zero” mark for accurate Takeoff Point placement. Actual size of a regulation plant box.


14 call 800-556-7464 I fax 800-682-6950 I visit www.mfathletic.com I email mfathletic@mfathletic.com #7995A PR Plant Sliding Vault Box ....................$335.00 #7621A Economy Sliding Vault Box


Smaller and lighter than the PR Plant Sliding Vault Box, but still great for practicing the Approach Run and Plant. Reinforced fiberglass construction.


#7999A Economy PV Box .............................. $259.00


#4192A/ #4193A


UCS Pole Vault Box Form


Makes installing the vault box fast and precise. UCS Cast aluminum Vault Box is attached to powder-coated steel base that when cemented level into the ground guarantees a level vault box.


#9335A UCS Pole Vault Box Form .............. $1025.00


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