Bandit Sports Baseball Training Tee Popper 202, Hitting Tee for Perfect Swings, Batting Machine for Practicing Hitting Without a Pitcher (202 Popper Balls Not Included), Black

Awesome concept, but my 8 year old destroyed it within 20 minutes when she hit a low ball and the tee popper. Shattered. As much as I want to buy another, not a chance to potentially lose $25 every time a learning child has a low swing. Bummer. Tee’s get hit and are designed to take it, this is not.

I bought this to help my daughter develop her swing and hitting a moving ball. I though it would toss the ball up in front of her and she can swing away and hit the ball. After trying to use it, the balls only pop up a foot maybe 18". Now my daughter is only 9 yrs old and is not very tall; only 4'8". This barely gets the ball above her knees at the top of the toss. I thought it would toss it up to about chest height. I did have the exact same balls they require you to use. If you would use a softball it only tosses the ball up a few inches. I don't think it is really worth wasting money on. Doesn't do the job. Seems cheap and easy to break as well. We will see how long it holds up.

Bought for my 5 year old to help with hand/eye coordination.

This product has been very helpful. The balls are light and can be challenging to handle in the wind. It's a good idea to weigh the base down because it will also migrate. Although inexpensive and plastic-like, the item is quite durable.

This is a fun tools to help younger kids be able to go out and practice batting independently. This pooper has a good pop but doesn’t send the ball high enough for a teen or an adult. But kids ages 10 and younger this is a great tool that works great too! By boys ages 5-10 have used it a lot!

It does work but the quality is questionable, for the price I would of expected better. I have had to take it apart to fix it after it was hit with a bat which is to be expected with something like this. Also the cup that holds the balls snapped off had to fix that. It is a great idea for younger players but the quality needs to drastically improve. This should be priced at $10 to 15 for the quality.

I’ve tried 2 of these. They both jammed and failed to pop the ball consistently during the first use. We’ve had great luck with the tee popper mini but the 202 is garbage.

Neat concept but it broke the 4th time we used it. The plastic cup that holds the ball popped off. It also doesn’t toss the ball very high. It was very low for my 7 year old. I would get the one with the smaller balls if I ordered again.

Great product!

Kids broke it same day received as they hit the bloody thing instead of the ball. But it's a good training tool and they had fun with it. It's now held together with tape and is only a matter of time before it's broken for good.

Do not buy this item it is not what it seems to be. The ball doesn’t even reach enough height to hit and if you want to return it, it cost half of what you paid to buy the product terrible product.

Ok

Pops the over priced recommended balls 24" at most. Using a 18" bucket to get balls in the strike zone Overpriced d dollar store quality garbage Don't waste your money