🏀 MLB Electronic Baseball Pitching Machine by Franklin Sports – Height Adjustable with 6 Plastic Baseballs – Pitches Every 7 Seconds Review

After reading other reviews I decided to buy Jugs poly baseballs and get some as well. I checked the supplied balls. Normal balls were very unstable. Pitcher balls are much more consistent. I would say that on average 8/10 are strikes. Pretty great machine for the money. I persuaded two other dads to make it pretty easy for their kids after seeing some videos of my son using it. Here are the jugs balls I received. Others can work in a similar style as long as the diameter is the same. This…

While I cannot give this item 5 stars I am still very happy with this item and would definitely buy again. The downside of this article is that the pitches are inconsistent and not always great. I would estimate that around 50-60% of the pitches are beatable. Nevertheless, I would buy this article again and am absolutely not disappointed. This pitching machine is very reasonably priced, I don't expect 90-100% perfect pitch at this price. More importantly, thanks to this article, my two boys are

serving machine, then this is the best option at a great price! I've seen a few reviews online, people complaining that the ball doesn't move perfectly straight every inning, but the ball deflects about every 5-7 innings. left or right about a foot or so. I found this great for training with young kids because not every serve is perfectly straight anyway. The ball is played at the perfect speed for young children learning how to bat. It doesn't go too hard so you might get a black eye if it…

So far it seems an excellent product for the money. My 5 year old would love to have it. He can load it himself and then wait for the food. He hasn't hit many pitches yet, but that's the idea. I think it could also be useful for older kids if they don't have access to a machine that can throw real balls. Speed will not challenge older hitters. I tested it with three different types of whiffing balls. The included balls (lighter, no holes) - compared to the slightly thicker ball with holes…

When I was a kid, my uncle Ed would come over and have a few too many drinks and then start throwing tennis balls at all the cousins. That sounds worse than it is because he had bad aim and often couldn't reach us. Over time, we've all learned to grab tennis racquets and hit them back. When Uncle Ed finally got Dunlop to his forehead, he stopped throwing them. As you wish. Fast forward to today. I bought this machine for my son to practice on and saw Uncle Ed right away. The car was tilted…

Bought for my 5 year old son because his cousin got the same one last year and he loved it so we knew how to use it we know the quality. This did not live up to expectations. Bought for Christmas so when it arrived in a nondescript brown box we didn't think much about it so we wrapped it up and put it under the tree. There was no maker's mark on the box when it was opened. It wasn't labeled or boxed like it would be sold in a store. Everything inside was there and looked in good condition so we

I like the car but the balls that come with it are not very good and really need improvement. When I bought the car, my goal was to use it for tennis volley practice, which is very similar to baseball volley practice. When I first started using it, the bullets were traveling about 20 feet apart with a spread of about 3 feet in height and width. It seemed like too much for my intended purpose and I started to wonder if the problem was with the car or with the balls. As I started inspecting the…