Description
EcoWalker Straight-Line Direction Markers — Mixed Colors 6-Pack
Six straight-line direction markers in six bright colors for agility lanes, sprint corridors, and directional drill setup on any surface. The straight-bar profile points the way — ideal for marking direction, lanes, and turn points in fast footwork work.
Why coaches use them
- Directional by design — the bar shape shows a line and a direction, not just a spot.
- Six colors — code lanes, directions, or drill phases without explanation.
- Flat and step-safe — 60g per disc, low profile, safe to sprint straight over.
- Grips any surface — non-slip base holds on grass, turf, court, and gym floor.
- Packs flat — the full set rides in a side pocket.
What’s in the box
- 6 × straight-line direction markers (six bright colors)
- Weight: 60 g per disc
- Material: flexible TPE rubber, non-slip base
Use it for
Speed & agility (SAQ) lanes • Sprint and shuttle corridors • Soccer, basketball, football, rugby & multi-sport footwork • PE and fitness circuits • Direction and turn-point cues
Coach’s note: Lay alternating colors to build “zig-zag” cutting lanes that athletes can read at speed. Made by EcoWalker — designed by people who coach. 30-day no-questions returns.
Coach Rachel Green –
The straight-line arrows are versatile for many drill types. The mixed colors help with visual organization. The 60g weight is lighter but still stays in place. Good for indoor training where you don’t want heavy markers.
Chris Martinez –
Bought for home workouts. The arrows add variety to my agility training. The mixed colors are fun. Easy to transport in the included bag. One arrow had a slight bend, but flattened out easily.
Coach Amanda White (verified owner) –
Our college team in Boston uses these for transition drills. Players follow the arrow directions while maintaining stick position. The mixed colors help differentiate drill stations. Durable enough for our turf field.
Coach Jennifer Martinez (verified owner) –
These directional markers are perfect for teaching defensive positioning in Chicago. The arrows show exactly which way to move, and the mixed colors let me create complex drills. My U14 team’s positioning improved dramatically.
David Thompson (verified owner) –
We use these for clearing drills in Denver. The arrows help midfielders understand passing lanes and direction of play. The straight-line shape is cleaner than cones for showing angles. Great purchase for our club.
Robert Chen (verified owner) –
I coach youth basketball in Seattle and these help kids understand fast break lanes. The arrows point the way and reduce confusion during drills. Much better than yelling directions across the court!