Multi-Twist - Beginner Pickleball/Tennis Ball Tosser - Battery Powered

I have had mine almost 3 years and it has worked perfect. The batteries last months... if i get to the court before others - I drill alone. it is light ( I have the Lobster II) and easy to use. It is a conversation starter as it truly helps people to get that hand and eye coordination together. I will purchase another one if this one dies. The adjustments are minimal but it serves the purpose of getting consistent ball throws. I use it 100 to 1 over my Lobster. Truly a great buy.

Can’t review as is did not work

Great product wife uses it for practice and training with her pickle ball group

I am able to add a remote to start and stop the machine. If I have enough helpful vote, I will write the instructions.

I bought a unit a while back as a test for alternating feeds and used it about a dozen times. The problem: It doesn't launch days old balls or even pressureless balls very far/well. Thus, any other setting than the high setting is useless, and anything other than new balls will not work well. I had to put it on top a 5 gallon bucket to make it work for both groundstrokes/volleys. Does not work for smashes. Also, the balls often get stuck on the spiral tower and refuses to roll down. Only good for little kids. Ages 4 - 8.

I’m still getting to know my MultiTwist but I can already see that it is going to elevate my game. It is so light weight it is easy to transport.The only problem for me is adjusting the tension. The loop cut into my boomer skin. I carry a small pliers with me.This is a great teaching aid for all levels.

I like it. If I designed it I would make it AC compatible. Battery life is excellent so far. I use it several times a week for an hour or so and it helps me develop my shots and serve returns. 24 balls with pretty consistent placement. I just leave it in my trunk and carry it to the courts. Not heavy at all maybe 10lbs.

This product excels for slow game drills like dinks and thirds, also perfect to practice overheads.Someone mentioned the tension issue and how hard it was to adjust. To make it easier, make sure to turn off the machine the second after it throws a ball, it’s at this point the spring is at its less tension, the longer you wait before it throws the harder it is to adjust. It’s actually quite easy to adjust if you do it this way. Hope that helps.