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9" Speed Sensor Baseball From Markwort

by Roger Clemens on June 9, 2010

9 Speed Sensor Baseball  from Markwort

  • Records how fast you throw with built in speed sensor
  • Begins to record speed the moment the ball is released
  • Upon impact the LCD indicator displays the speed of up to 120 MPH
  • Official size and weight balls that look and feel like the real thing
  • For pitching only - do not hig with a bat or on hard surfaces

Product Description
Press start, throw the ball, and the LCD indicator displays pitch speed in KM/H upon impact. Official size and weight of a regulation baseball, but used as a training aid for any age or skill level. Measure distance between pitcher and catcher with included measuring string and choose one of 8 predetermined distances (6m, 9m, 12m, 14m, 16m, 18.44m, 21m and 24m). GripSense technology begins to record the speed automatically the moment the ball is released. For pitching throwing training only, not to be hit with a bat or on hard surfaces.

9" Speed Sensor Baseball from Markwort
9 Speed Sensor Baseball  from Markwort

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kc June 9, 2010 at 10:15 pm

This is a great little device — inexpensive (especially compared to a real radar system) and it works!

- You have to measure off the distance you’re pitching from since it uses simple timing to calculate your speed. There are 8 or so preset distances to choose from.

- The pitch speed calculation was right in line with our experience at a real radar gun setup so it seems like it’s pretty accurate.

- The repeatability is very good.

- One downside — passed ball into the swimming pool fried the circuits, so beware that it’s a bit fragile as an electronic device.

However, at this price point, it’s hard to beat it.

Highly recommend!

john doe June 9, 2010 at 11:11 pm

I bought this ball for my 9-year old son to practice his pitching. The ball went dead after 5 throws. The ball had scuff marks next to the digital readout area and apparently the impact caused the readout to malfunction. Very disappointing….

Johnny B. Handy June 9, 2010 at 11:43 pm

This ball cost me about a dollar a throw. It stopped working after only a few throws. It was not hit or abused in any way. Probably another fine product from China.

M. Scott June 10, 2010 at 1:17 am

Bought as gift for 10 yo, who likes it but isn’t majorly impressed. Speed reading seems to be inconsistent and even he noticed.

Samantha L. Vanneste June 10, 2010 at 2:57 am

I placed an order with The Batter’s Box the first week of August. Delivery date was supposed to be the middle of August, and on that date they sent me an email saying that the product would be delayed about two weeks. 4 weeks later I still had not received my product, so I emailed them. After a week of waiting for a response that was never received I called the company. I was told that no one there could help me because only the owner could sign into the Amazon account, and he was at church at 7:00 pm on a monday night. I asked if he could return my call, and instead of calling me to let me know what was going on with my order the owner had decided to cancel it. Overall I would not recommend anyone buy from this seller. He has very poor customer service!!!

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