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PRIMED Consistent-Hit Hitting & Fielding Trainer

About This Item

Design:

  • Throws baseballs at speeds up to 50 mph and softballs up to 45 mph
  • Powered by tension in springs (batteries and electrical cords not required)
  • Easily adjustable pitch location and speed
  • Versatile for use with any type of ball (baseballs, softballs, restricted flight balls, plastic balls, dimple balls, IRV balls and soft-core balls

Targeted Training:

  • Helps develop batting, infield, and outfield skills
  • Web ID: 21PMDUCNSSTHTFLDTTRA
  • SKU: 21274493
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REVIEWS

4.4

94%

Recommended

19 Reviews

Helps The Husband

3 kids in ball my husbands arm gets tired. While it definitely takes some practice for use and isn’t very consistent, my husband enjoys it and my 11 year old daughters getting better at setting it up too

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Better Than The Blue Flame

Use the same balls loaded in the same orientation, add a weight or a sand bag onto the back and this thing is as consistent as these types of machines can be. The blue flame has a lot more wiggle room when latching the arm that can cause a bad throw

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Just Purchased, Good So Far

I will say that the instructions have part #23 labeled as 'fly ball wedge,' and I don't think that is correct. I think it is the standard pitch ramp. The other, larger part #13 labeled 'ball cradle' is what I think is the 'fly ball wedge'. That part is installed by default. Once I swapped out that larger part #13 with part #23, it started throwing flat pitches instead of lobs. I purchased this to use for my 11-13yr team because I am old and pitching BP just about destroyed me. And this will be more consistent and more like the pitching speed they will see in the league. Hardware is all metric. You may find the ground spikes too short for your field conditions (~55mm). Order longer replacement M10 carriage bolts. File down the tips to a point and secure with nuts. The pivot is every bit as sensitive as the manual says. You'll want to consider hammering in tent spikes or such as limiters for the back end. But it is nice that you can change the angle easily. Fly ball variety should be a piece of cake.

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Don't Buy

Purchased this pitching machine for my boys to use in the backyard and pitches arent consistent. Some are high, some are low. Some are inside, some are outside, some don't even reach the plate. Have adjusted

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Works Well Great Price

Just bought today easy to use and works very well.

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