Starting Pitcher Throws Soft Lite Balls - A Great 1st Pitching Machine
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Single Speed Soft Lite-Ball Pitching Machine with Auto-Ball Feeder
The Starting Pitcher Soft Lite-Ball Pitching Machine pitches fastballs, inside breaking balls, and outside breaking balls. The powerful A/C motor throws soft lite-balls at 40 miles per hour. The Starting Pitcher also includes a bonus automatic ball feeder that holds 12 soft lite-balls. Just turn on the feeder and each ball is dropped into the pitching machine every 9 seconds. Take batting practice without the need for another player. And with a simple swivel adjustment you can also hit fastballs and curve balls. Plug the Starting Pitcher into any standard wall outlet. Aut feeder plugs into the machine itself.
For as little as this price is... it does a lot. It will consistently throw our orange Safety Soft Lite Balls around 40 MPH from a distance that we measured at 34 feet from the batter. The balls have a lot of squish to them, which is great on the safety side, especially for the youngest players. The lack of a variable speed control is one of the reasons it is so inexpensive and why I recommend that if you are not beyond your budget, you might want to have a look at some of the other Heater Pitching Machines.
For not much more, look at our Slider Lite Ball Pitching Machine, which can also throw these soft lite orange balls or a harder, higher velocity yellow lite dimple ball (also around 2+ ounces); half the weight of a regulation baseball. Adding another $30 and you can purchase a similar machine with variable speed. This might keep your young player interested in hitting on it beyond their youth league days.
Bottom line is that it is about more velocity, variable speed and ball types and in general, a heavier duty machine... and you budget!
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