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The Franklin Sports ProShot Automatic Pickleball Launcher Machine is a compact, portable and convenient piece of pickleball equipment to take your pickleball training to the next level. This easy to assemble pickleball tosser can hold up to 15 pickleballs at a time and will automatically launch them every 8-9 seconds. Practice your topspin, sidespin, backspin, serve receive, volleys and dinks with ease. This portable pickleball launcher comes with a sturdy base and can be powered by (4) D batteries (not included) or the A/C power adaptor, so you can practice in the garage or out on the court. This machine is the perfect piece of pickleball training equipment to help all players develop their skills and play their best, so get your Franklin ProShot Automatic Pickleball launcher today and elevate your game!
AUTOMATIC LAUNCHER: This electronic pickleball tossing machine launches pickleballs every 8-9 seconds so players can practice their shot making skills on their own
TRAIN YOUR SKILLS: Train you forehand, backhand, dinks and touch shots with ease. This launcher is ultimate piece of pickleball training equipment to help you bring your game to the next level
PORTABLE: This portable automatic ball launcher can be powered with (4) D batteries (not included), or the attached A/C power adapter so you can play at home or take it out to the courts with ease
LIGHTWEIGHT: The sturdy, lightweight design ensures that this automatic ball tosser is built to last and easy to take on the go, so you can bring the game with you
HOLDS 15 BALLS: Designed to hold up to (15) pickleballs at once so players can load the machine and practice their skills without constantly needing to reload
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5 reviews for Franklin Sports Automatic Pickleball Launcher Machine – ProShot Pickleball Tosser for Pickleball Practice + Training – Portable Pickleball Thrower + Ball Server – Pickleball Training Equipment + Aid
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Read the reviews and ordered after returning one that had no instructions or videos.When I received it-took it outside and it worked as advertised. Took it to a gym 2 x. Second time, it stopped working- thought the d rechargeable batteries had lost charge. Plugged into electrical outlet and wouldn’t work. Brought back home and read all the troubleshooting instructions. Thought I had it figured out. Unfortunately I didn’t get a chance to take to the gym again (too crowded). When weather warmed up outside and I had a chance-took outside. Figured out the rollers weren’t turning enough to throw the balls.Called Franklin Sports and talked to Kevin in customer service. He said to email a screenshot of the machine with the order number from Amazon and they would replace it., after I told him what had happened, including date of order and delivery. When I screenshot the order saw that my time to return had run out a few days before my call to Kevin.Franklin Sports replaced the unit.Gave 5 stars because I liked the machine (we have a larger and heavier machine) when I am by myself it is easy to carry, load and unload.Great Customer Service!!! Today you do not always have that, especially if the time to return has expired—most would not have considered weather a problem—expiration ended their responsibility.
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Unfortunately this product is not worth the purchase.
I had to return the first unit bc it did not function properly. I’ve used the second one about 10 times and it works fine 95 percent of the time. It’s a good value for the money if you’re willing to clear misfeed balls, adjust the balls so they enter the eject chamber. The two speeds and 3 angle settings are useful. It holds 17 balls but only 15 will come out during a cycle. Depending on the type and age of the balls loaded it will give you different trajectories – which is actually ok if you’re trying to practice shots. It’s very lightweight, easy to set up and the plug in option is useful if there is power at the court. I would buy it again – just realize that this the low end of the product range available so you have to put up with a bit of management
The only positive thing I can say about this is it went together pretty easily, and it’s lightweight. However, it is light weight at the expense of being a flimsy POS. You can’t pick it up by the spiral sections as they will come apart. They do not lock in place, they are a press-fit to lose to maintain structural integrity. Will not launch the last two balls, it requires more weight, that is more balls in the spiral loader to push the balls into contact with the launch wheels. So, only 13 out of 15 possible balls loaded will launch.More importantly, I think it is a wimpy performer. Set up where a server would be, it makes it to just a foot or so beyond the non-volley line on the opposite side of the net therefore, it cannot simulate a serve to the middle North, to the far end of the receiving court. My measurement was maximum of 29 feet with 15 tries, most a foot shorter. This is having experimented with the adjustments to get the longest launch, by having it set at a 45° launch angle. Curiously, after a brief explanation on how to assemble the unit, the instructions give you some of the rudiments of how to play pickle ball, yet there is, I kid you not, absolutely nothing about how to actually use this device! I called Franklin customer service; the representative had no clue about its specs as far as potential distance, if you could set it up to put a spin on the server, and why it won’t deliver/serve the last two balls of the 15 it holds. So amazing, and disappointing! So she took my email, at my insistence, and said she would send back info from a tech.