Tennis Tutor Ball Machine With Wireless Remote
Overview
SHIPPING:
This item is drop shipped meaning it ships directly from the manufacturer and cannot be shipped internationally or outside the contiguous United States. Order status and tracking information for this item will be provided separately from items stocked in our warehouse. Due to the manufacturers order processing time, this item will take a minimum of 10 business days to ship from its warehouse. To process a return for drop shipped items, please visit our returns page and follow the required instructions.
If you're looking for a tennis partner that will sharpen your skills, build your confidence, and raise the level of your game, you've just met your match. Tennis Tutor is portable enough to take anywhere, yet powerful enough to challenge even top-level players. In fact, Tennis Tutor is used by tennis pros at the ATP Training Center in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. This Tennis Tutor has a built-in, two-function wireless remote control. The remote unit lets you start and stop ball delivery and control the side-to-side position of the ball throws.
- Includes smart charger.
- Ball capacity: 150 Balls
- Trajectories: Groundstroke to Lob
- Ball ejection speed: 10-85 MPH
- Ball feed rate: 1 1/2 to 12 seconds
- Oscillator: Built-in
- Playing Time w/heavy duty battery: 4 to 6 hours typical
- Recharge Time: 12 hours, typical
- Dimensions hopper closed: 12"H x 19.5"L x 20"W
- Warranty: Tennis Tutor ball machines are backed by a 3 year warranty covering both parts and labor. Extended warranties available.
Notes:
- No C.O.D payments for this item.
- Price includes UPS Ground Shipping to contiguous U.S. only.
- All court equipment, Stringing Machines, Ball Machines are drop shipped directly from the manufacturer and can ONLY be returned to the manufacturer for warranties, refunds or exchanges.
- All court equipment, Stringing Machines, Ball Machines must be returned within 30 days of the original purchase. Returns outside of 30 days will not be accepted.
- Court equipment, Stringing Machines, Ball Machines needing to be returned for any reason will require a Return Authorization (RA) issued by Tennis Warehouse.
- Manufacturer warranties will vary. Please view product details for warranty information.
- Returned product can be subject to a restocking fee plus shipping costs both ways.
- Return shipping costs will be paid for by the customer, as pre-paid return shipping labels are not available for drop shipped items.
- Refunds will take 1-3 weeks, which allows time to verify condition of product returned.
Drop Ship Returns:
- Any drop shipped item (shipped directly from manufacturer) must be returned to the manufacturer within 30 days of the original invoice date.
- You must request a Return Authorization (RA) from Tennis Warehouse. Please email machines@tennis-warehouse.com with your return request.
- Any restocking fees and return shipping costs will be paid for by the customer.
- Return shipping labels are not provided for drop shipped items.
- Drop shipped items being returned must be unused and in their original packaging.
Previous Feedback
Comments: I have owned three Tennis Tutor ball machines -- a Model 2 Plus, a Model 3, and a Model 4.To me, the Model 3 is the best of them because it has what I want without costing more that necessary.The plus machines (with spin control) are simply too cumbersome.If I had a private court or could leave the machine wherever I played, I'd want one again, but lugging it in and out of my car is just too much hassle (since it doesn't really fit in my car, I have to fold down the back seats).The two-line function of the Model 4 is great for what it's advertised to do - feed balls to two lines of people.If I were a coach feeding balls all day, it would be great.But keep in mind that it doesn't hurt to have the two-line feature, since you can have itrandomly oscillate or turn off the oscillation altogether.Here's what I like about the Model 3: 1) Heavy duty battery.Trust me, your arm will not outlast the battery, and it doesn't matter if you're 16 years old. Six hours is a long, long time.2) Remote control.I cannot overemphasize how useful the remote is. I think it's almost mandatory for any ball machine. It's great to be ableto stop the oscillation at any point to work on one stroke, or to stop the feed to change a setting (e.g., ball speed, feed rate, pitchelevation) or to pick up balls around you so you don't step on one.Another "pro" (and this applies to all Tennis Tutor ball machines) is that the company is just fabulous to work with.Everyone I've dealt with (James, Ben, and Peter, so far) have been just the greatest people you could hope to work with.They're honest, don't try to sell you things you don't need, super helpful, completely fair, just terrific in every way.Also worth noting, the machines are brilliant in their design, in part because they are so simple to work on.I think 90% of the machine can be disassembled with two allen wrenches, a Philips screwdriver, and two sockets.Smart.
From:Dan, 12/12