GRAND SLAM! START YOUR DAY WITH A PLAYFUL TWIST WITH THIS SOFTBALL MUG

Play with your food and bring fun to every sip with the original Softball Mug with a Glove—a bright yellow, oversized mug designed for playful snack-tossing. Score mini marshmallows into cocoa, cereal into milk, crackers into soup, or toppings onto ice cream. A guaranteed home run for your morning routine!

If you prefer, you can also purchase directly from Amazon!

THE PERFECT GIFT FOR SOFTBALL FANS & SPORTS LOVERS

Searching for a unique softball gift, fun novelty mug, or a Christmas gift for a softball player or coach? MAX’IS Creations mugs are always a hit with kids, teens, adults, coaches, and athletes.
Perfect for:

• Christmas gifts

• Birthdays

• Secret Santa & Yankee Swap

• Team gifts & coach gifts

• Softball players, softball moms, and sports-loving families

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FUN FOR KIDS & TEENS — A MORNING GAME THEY’LL LOVE

This mug turns breakfast into playtime! Kids and teens who love softball—or simply love to play—will be excited to start the day. Both functional and entertaining, it brings joy and creativity to their routine. As Max says: “The world would be better if we could play with our food!”

ADAPTABLE & PERFECTLY SIZED

This oversized 16 oz stoneware mug is shaped like half a softball with a glove attached behind the handle. Use it as a mug or bowl for snacks, cereal, soup, and more.

Dimensions: Approx. 7" L × 5.25" W × 4.75" H

GIFT-READY PACKAGING

Each mug comes in a colorful, story-telling gift box that shares Max’s inspiring journey. (Food in photos is for display only!)

HIGH QUALITY & BUILT TO LAST

• High-quality stoneware

• Dishwasher & microwave safe

• FDA, CPSIA & Prop-65 compliant

• Handcrafted & hand-painted — each piece is unique

• Made in Thailand

PATENTED DESIGN

U.S. Patent No. D755,015

THE STORY BEHIND THE MUG

This mug is part of the MAX’IS Creations collection, invented by Max, a young entrepreneur and sports fan who created his first design—The Mug with a Hoop®—in art class when he was in second grade. He pitched the idea at a product innovation contest held at Fenway Park and won the community vote. Max proudly raises awareness for the strengths and creativity of kids who think and learn differently.