MAINLINE SPORTS GEAR SPOTLIGHT
SHOOT AROUND 180 DEGREE BALL RETURN – $79.99 epetitive shooting training helps groove a solid stroke and develop rhythm. Hit shots from around the court and have the ball returned right back to you rapidly and consistently. With the Shoot-Around’s rotating 180-degree ball return, spend more time working on your game, and less time retrieving balls. Look for it at
http://sklz.ca/.
PITCH-BACK BASEBALL GOLF TARGET 7’ POP-UP NET – $119.99 An all-in-one baseball or soccer hitting practice net that can be used for pitching and kicking, and sets up instantly. The lightweight yet durable 7’ net includes a convenient carry bag, and Target with integrated Strike or Score Zone. Look for it at
http://sklz.ca/.
LIGHTNING BOLT SOFT MICRO BALL PITCHING MACHINE – $49.99 The Lightning Bolt baseball pitching machine forces hitters to intently focus on making contact with the soft micro balls. Lightweight and portable, players can take practice inside or out to improve their visual acuity and hand-eye coordination. The battery-operated machine holds up to 50 balls at a time, and automatically pitches every 5 seconds at 30mph with realistic flight up to 25 feet. Look for it at
http://sklz.ca/.
SKLZ QUICKSWING PX4 TRAINING AID – $89.99 The SKLZ Quickswing PX4 training aid will auto feed 12 baseballs or 8 softballs every 6, 8 and 10 seconds for the ultimate system for developing fast hands, sharp reaction times and solid mechanics. Four configurations: Auto-feed gravity drop, rebounder for imitation tee hitting, rebounded angled for soft toss and rebounder angled for turn around double play. QuickSwing with auto-feed drop balls on an interval you set for quick hands and reaction training. Use with practice or regulation balls. Product Dimensions: 45” to 60” H, 20” radius base, 43” barrel. Look for it at
http://sklz.ca/.
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