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2 comments about Zooka Sports ZS740 Portable Pitching Machine with Panning Tripod.

1. Zooka Pitching machines are awesome. I have owned mine over a year with a lot of use practicing with my 10 year old son and his team. Zookas are high quality and they are not toys . No electricity or generators are required to operate . Battery charging is automatic and lasts a really long time.Long enough for a little league practice or even an entire game .If you need more power they have expansion packs and other accessories. Zookas are very versatile and very portable.Pitch speed is adjustable and accurate. A great feature is it can throw tennis, hard leather, soft rubber ,dimple and some unvented wiffle balls UP TO 70 MPH.With it's adjustable angles you can practice specific fly ball drills that can go as high as 12 stories into the air!Adults and kids always have a blast whether it be on the lawn , driveway ,street or the field.Built in safety features make it family and kid friendly.Zookas rock!



2. The Zooka is a very simple to use, excellent pitching machine. It throws consistent strikes and can be used for fielding practice too. And it doesn't need to be plugged in so it can be used everywhere.
   
   There is a helpful review at primebaseball [youth travel web site].

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4 comments about Franklin Sports MLB 3-Way Throw ‘N Field Return Ball Trainer.

1. spent hours trying to put it together only to find out - it's impossible.
   junk. total junk. and a huge let down to my son.



2. This product is unusable; I think it is literally the worst-made item I have ever purchased and it has prompted me to write my first Amazon review to warn others not to go near it. It doesn't assemble the way the instructions describe, because slots that clips are supposed to go into are non-existent. Because of that it barely assembles at all. As another reviewer mentions, you can't use it without the frame buckling. I have thought about trying to add on pieces to make it stronger, because my son really wants to use it, but I'm afraid that if I do that it still won't hold up: it's very flimsy.



3. I understand this thing is under 20 bucks, but it was a pain in the butt. First, putting it together wasn't as easy as stated. Second my son is 5 and doesn't have a burning fastball (yet) but if the ball hit the frame, it immediately twisted, no matter how solid the stakes in the ground were. It's just not sturdy enough. It needs more support from twisting. We're returning it and spending a little more this time.



4. "You get what you pay for." Its cheap and not bad for the younger set (say, 7 years old and under), but the frame loses its shape easily; its easy to correct, however. For less than $[...], its great for my 4 1/2 year old. Just don't expect it to grow with your kid.

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