Softball Pitching Machines Sports Attack Hack Attack Softball Pitching Machine The Hack Attack Softball Pitching Machine throws fastballs 43 feet at 80+ MPH, and the same dials give you risers, drops, right- and left-handed curves, screwballs up and into right- and left-handed hitters, and knuckleball changeups. Three variable speed motors drive three concave 13 in throwing wheels, so the plane of a breaking pitch changes at the dial. The three-wheel layout keeps the ball in view through the feeding motion, the acceleration and the release. Sports Attack builds this machine for college and serious high school athletes. At 152 lbs with legs it sits heavy enough to absorb recoil, and one person still tilts it, un-sockets the legs and rolls it off the field. Top Speed 80+ MPH Fastballs from 43 feet Throwing Wheels Three 13 in concave, one motor each Machine Weight 152 lbs 145 lbs with the legs off Dimensions 41 × 30 × 43 Inches; clears a standard doorway Complete ball vision Arrives fully assembled Rolls on two transport wheels 110V standard How It Throws Three Wheels, Three Dials Every pitch on the Hack Attack Softball Pitching Machine is set with wheel speed dials and an elevation handle. The throwing head stays where you put it. 🎯 Three-Wheel Design The ball stays visible through the feeding motion, the acceleration and the release, the way it is off a live pitcher. The hitter sees when to stride and sees the angle of release. Complete ball vision 🎚️ Dial-In Pitch Selection Wheel speed dials set the breaking pitch plane. A fastball becomes a right- or left-handed breaking pitch with a turn of the dials, and the throwing head keeps its position. Fastball to curve on the dials ↕️ Elevation Adjustment Handle The elevation handle raises or lowers the pitch. A simple turn moves the ball up or down within the strike zone between one pitch and the next. Height changes between pitches 🛡️ Aluminum Casting Throwing Head High tensile, heat-treated alloy, weather resistant, cast around the throwing mechanism. Underneath it sits a powder-coated rust-proof steel frame. Powder-coated steel frame On The Field What The Build Gives You Weight where it holds the machine still, wheels where they carry it, and guards that keep the throwing wheels off the dirt. 👁️ Ball visible from feed to release Timing ⚖️ Heavy enough to absorb recoil 152 lbs 📐 Tripod base sets on mounds and playing surfaces Stability ⚡ Almost instant recovery between pitches Reps 🥎 Throwing head pivots for fungo in any direction Fielding 🛞 Two heavy-duty transporting wheels One person 🚧 Front wheel guards keep throwing wheels off the ground Wheel care 📦 Arrives fully assembled No assembly Closer Look Pitches, Fungo And The Walk Off The Field Pitch Menu Every Pitch Off One Set Of Wheel Speed Dials Fastballs leave the machine at 43 feet and 80+ MPH. Turning the dials changes the plane of the break, so the same setup covers risers, drops and screwballs at right- and left-handed hitters without moving the throwing head. Fastballs 43 feet at 80+ MPH Risers, drops and knuckleball changeups Right- and left-handed curves and screwballs Elevation handle moves the pitch inside the strike zone Three-wheel design Dial-set break 80+ MPH Fungo The Throwing Head Pivots For Defensive Work The head turns in any direction for fungo. Sports Attack lists deep fly balls that can drive fielders to the fence, slicing line drives, catcher's pop-ups with reverse spin, towering infield pop-ups and grounders. Recovery between throws is almost instant. Deep fly balls and slicing line drives Catcher's pop-ups with reverse spin Towering infield pop-ups and grounders Three motors, three 13 in concave wheels Pivots instantly Almost instant recovery 13 in wheels Transport Tilt It, Un-Socket The Legs, Roll It Moving the machine is a one-person job. Tilt it back, pull the legs out of their sockets and roll it on the two heavy-duty transporting wheels. Front wheel guards hold the throwing wheels clear of dirt and gravel. Folded down it measures 41 × 30 × 43 in. 152 lbs with legs, 145 lbs without Rolls on transporting wheels, never the throwing wheels Fits into any SUV or full size car Passes through a standard doorway One-person move Wheel guards 41 × 30 × 43 in Compare The Sports Attack Softball Range Three softball machines share the three-wheel throwing head. They differ in size, control and who is standing in the box. Sports Attack Elite eHack Attack Softball Pitching Machine Touchscreen-programmed softball machine with saved pitches and sequences. 80+ MPHTouchscreen controlThree-wheel Shop the Elite eHack Attack Softball You're Here Sports Attack Hack Attack Softball Pitching Machine The full-size three-wheel softball machine. 43 ftRisers and dropsThree-wheel Currently viewing Sports Attack Junior Hack Attack Softball Pitching Machine Lighter softball machine for youth and developing programs. 75 lbsRisers and dropsThree-wheel Shop the Junior Hack Attack Softball Questions Frequently Asked Questions What pitches does the Hack Attack Softball Pitching Machine throw? + Fastballs, risers, drops, right- and left-handed curves, screwballs up and into right- and left-handed hitters, and knuckleball changeups. All of them are set with the wheel speed dials. How fast does it pitch, and from what distance? + Sports Attack rates the machine at fastballs 43 feet at 80+ MPH. Speed is set on the dials, so slower work for younger or returning hitters comes off the same controls. What does the three-wheel design change compared with a two-wheel machine? + The ball is visible through the feeding motion, the acceleration and the release, so the hitter sees when to stride and sees the angle of release. Changing the breaking pitch plane is a turn of the dials. Sports Attack notes that two-wheel units require throwing head adjustments to move from fastballs to curveballs, or from right- to left-handed breaking pitches. Can I change the pitch height between pitches? + Yes. The elevation adjustment handle raises or lowers the pitch, and a simple turn moves the ball up or down within the strike zone between one pitch and the next. Can the machine be used for fielding practice? + The throwing head pivots instantly in any direction for fungo work: deep fly balls, slicing line drives, catcher's pop-ups with reverse spin, towering infield pop-ups and grounders. Which balls can I feed it? + Regulation leather balls, dimpled practice balls, Wiffle balls and all softer practice balls. Do not use synthetic leather balls. Sports Attack says they wear quickly and leave a residue on the throwing wheels. How much does it weigh, and can one person move it? + The machine weighs 152 lbs with legs and 145 lbs without legs. It is moved by one person: tilt it back, un-socket the legs and roll it on the two heavy-duty transporting wheels. Do the throwing wheels touch the ground when I roll it? + No. The machine rolls on two dedicated transporting wheels, and front wheel guards keep the throwing wheels clear of the ground, away from the dirt and gravel that cause wear. Will it fit in my vehicle and through a doorway? + Sports Attack lists the machine at 41 × 30 × 43 in and states it fits into any SUV or full size car and passes through a standard doorway. What power does it need? + The machine runs on 110V. Sports Attack also lists a 220/240V version. Does it work with an automatic feeder? + Yes. It takes either the solo feeder or the team feeder, so it runs for a single hitter or through a full round of batting practice. Is any assembly required? + None. Sports Attack ships the Hack Attack fully assembled and ready for immediate use. What warranty does Sports Attack provide? + Sports Attack covers material, workmanship and wear components (throwing wheels, controllers and motors) for two years for residential and institutional buyers and one year for commercial buyers, from the date of original purchase based on the serial number and date codes on the unit. What level of play is this machine listed for? + Sports Attack lists the Hack Attack Softball Pitching Machine for high school, college and commercial use, and describes the three-wheel design as built for college and serious high school athletes.
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