Review on 💥 PowerNet Launch F-lite 2021: Variable Speed Baseball and Softball Pitching Machine - Simulated 40-90 MPH Throws, Consistent Strikes, Adjustable Height by Steve French

So me and my family have the luxury of having a big cage to play in the backyard. This would be a good idea if you plan to use the device for a workout. If you're using it to develop your catcher, SS or infield pop-ups, no problem, but these balls will travel and break glass! Honestly, I had a similar car, the difference in the balls, I can really prefer this car to others. . It's more accurate, easier to move and much less labor intensive to maintain. We used this machine for about 3-4 weeks. I was most concerned about the quality of the "baseball" but I have to tell you that my boys and I beat the snot out of them and threw them as good as day one. At first glance they are the same size as regular golf balls but are not as heavy and look like very large golf balls. I assume this setting is for accuracy. Accuracy is about 6-10 inches either side of center and can be 12-16 inches high or center to bottom. practice beat consistently. Incidentally, lower settings 1-3 were not usable for us. In my opinion, the speed per hour is too low with these settings. There are a few small details to look out for, it got me thinking when I opened the box, the good news is they have a lot of extra stuff inside in case they get lost. We've never used a softball setup, we just don't play softball, but that seems easy enough to switch over if you want. Setup is easy, very easy, it's easy, and aligning the device on the tripod is very easy. The car is quiet which is nice, you have to wait a few seconds between steps for the car to rev up, but you still need time to reverse. We couldn't be happier with this car! The way I work, I can't be there to set up and take down heavy machinery, and everyone in the family can operate that machinery. Bottom line: If you have a batting cage or a large field, this is definitely great for field training too. You really need to be watching these balls with your glove to catch them and it's important to teach them!