Hit-A-Way Softball Jeter Series

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Hit-A-Way Softball Jeter Series

(15 customer reviews)

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SJS02-100-06

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What's the quickest way to improve your swing? There's no better way than the QuickSwing, invented by Jake Mauer II, father of 2006 American League batting champion Joe Mauer. The QuickSwing uses a unique delayed gravity-drop design to help batters develop greater bat speed, hand-eye coordination, reflexes, and muscle memory. Lightweight, easy to set up, and incredibly versatile.

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Product Details

Product Length:	19.0 inches
Product Width:	13.0 inches
Product Height:	5.0 inches
Product Weight:	2.5 pounds
Package Length:	15.0 inches
Package Width:	4.9 inches
Package Height:	4.2 inches
Package Weight:	1.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 15 reviews

Features

Easily adjustable to hit high, middle or low balls.
Long lasting durability.
Leah O'Brien Amico (two time Olympic gold medalist) recommends this trainer.
A great gift for that athlete in your life.

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.5

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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Good training device Jun 04, 2009 By Robert A. Hoffman
Overall a good training device. I've used the baseball and now the softball version, and both have been good for my hitting practice.

My only complaint on the softball one is that after about 1000 hits or so, the ball is now slightly mis-shaped. Still quite usable though, and I plan to keep using it all season.

It is also useful to break in a new bat.

Since I have a basketball hoop, it was no problem attaching and using this. Set-up takes about 30 seconds each time I use it.

All in all a good product!

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Better for me than using a tee Aug 03, 2010 By QueenOBeans
Most of the trees I've seen won't work with this thing, so figure out where you'll be attaching it before you get your hopes up. The only trees I have that are small enough to wrap the bands around are not sturdy enough to handle the strain. If you live in a forest of widely spaced, very thin trees, with no leaves from ground level to about 8 feet up, then you're good. Otherwise, find a clothesline, basketball goal or flag pole.

Once set up, it's a pretty good way to practice your swing. The bands sometimes slip or move around a little, but overall it works. Not having to retrieve balls is nice, and it's good to practice getting right back into your stance so it becomes instinctive. I outlined a batters box and plate under the pole so I have the whole visual reference for batting.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Helpful trainer for newbies May 04, 2010 By A. Proshin
Hit-a-way softball trainer is extremely useful for beginners. Instead of developing your swing with the several guys in the field catching the balls and one pitcher, you can use this device alone to improve batting skills, mechanics and the ball-sense. It's very efficient.

I still don't know how durable it is. After 3 sessions for 1 hour exercising the ball looks alright.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Great for hitting practice Nov 28, 2007 By S. Lathrop
This is actually my second one. The first one got so much use over the course of 18 months by my daughters, the ball became oblong. They will hit the ball practicing their swing every day. Love it...

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Hit-A-Way Oct 18, 2007 By Ronald J. Fedorchak "The Commish"
This is the best tool out there to teach a child to hit. My daughters love to use it. From 6 years old, each of my three daughters have used this tool. They don't have to chase balls or set balls on a tee. They can each do it for 20 minutes without the ball stopping. Very nice.

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