Stabilizer®
Organic powder that stabilizes soil by binding soil particles
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Performance leads to victory. You measure your player’s performance. What about your infield? Errors, slippage and injuries are signs of an inconsistent infield. You can strengthen your infield’s weaknesses. You can stabilize your infield mix by binding it’s soil particles with Stabilizer, the Original Natural Binder developed over 26 years ago.

Binding soil particles means cohesion. When a second baseman chases a ground ball up the middle, the player has to stop on a dime and rotate for the the throw. The cleat needs to dig in without slipping. With cohesive soil particles, the surface is firm and holds together- reducing slippage that can lead to injury.

Stabilizer helps you control moisture, dust, and maintenance on your infield. It keeps the infield consistent during weather extremes. Most infields turn into a muddy mess at the first drop of rain; or a dusty brick during a long hot game. Stabilizer maintains the bond between soil particles, while absorbing excess water. The surface is firm enough to play on quickly after a rain. During drought, Stabilizer holds onto moisture longer, reducing dust and staying consistent. Sure, it saves you in the extremes, but it really helps with daily maintenance. As soil particles dry out, Stabilizer releases the right moisture back into the infield. Stabilizer uses water more efficiently to reach the ideal playing consistency.

Mix Stabilizer yourself or get it Premixed. If mixing yourself, please send us a sample of your infield mix, we are happy to test it for you.

Official playing surface of the NFCA

Official supplier of the ASA

Official supplier of USA Softball

Features

  • Organic powder from crushed seed hulls- 100% natural
  • Binds soil particles- can be used for infield, homeplate, base path, and warning track
  • Greatly reduces- dust, mud, and erosion
  • Retains moisture for maintenance
  • Maintains firmness when wet
  • Available in 40lb bags, 1 ton sacks, or bulk when Premixed with infield mix

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