Hack Attack Baseball Pitching Machine

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1. Steel Frame and Aluminum Throwing Head

Powder-coated rust-proof steel frame

2. Up to 60 Feet Distance

No problem throwing deep 380' fly balls at practice

3. Up to 100+ MPH Speed

Throws fastballs, curveballs, sliders, and splitfingers

4. Polyurethane Wheels

Polyurethane wheels requires no air, and never need to be replaced

5. Transport Wheels

Tilts and rolls with included wheels

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What types of pitching machines do you carry?

We carry a full range of baseball pitching machines and softball pitching machines from leading brands including JUGS, Sports Attack, Heater Sports, and Iron Mike. Our selection includes youth machines, combo baseball/softball machines, and elite professional machines for high-level training.

2. What is the best pitching machine for youth players?

For youth players, we recommend starting with our youth pitching machines collection. These machines are designed for smaller ball sizes, lower speeds, and consistent repetition to help young hitters develop timing and mechanics. The Heater Sports lineup offers excellent entry-level options at affordable price points. Not sure which to pick? Check our pitching machine comparison guide.

3. Can pitching machines throw breaking balls and curveballs?

Yes, many machines in our lineup throw multiple pitch types. Two-wheel and three-wheel machines from JUGS and Sports Attack can throw fastballs, curveballs, sliders, changeups, and more. Single-wheel machines typically throw fastballs only. Browse our all pitching machines collection and filter by type to find the right fit.

4. What is the difference between a one-wheel, two-wheel, and three-wheel pitching machine?

One-wheel machines throw fastballs at a fixed trajectory — simple, affordable, and great for beginners. Two-wheel machines like the JUGS BP series can throw multiple pitch types with adjustable spin. Three-wheel machines like the Hack Attack deliver the most realistic pitch movement and are preferred at the competitive and professional level. Visit our comparison guide for a full breakdown.

5. What is the best pitching machine brand?

The best brand depends on your needs. JUGS is the most trusted name in pitching machines, used at every level from youth to the pros. Sports Attack machines like the Hack Attack are favored for their realistic three-wheel pitch delivery. Heater Sports offers the best value for recreational and youth use, and Iron Mike is a classic arm-style machine built for durability. Use our comparison guide to compare side by side.

6. Do your pitching machines work for both baseball and softball?

Many do. We carry dedicated baseball pitching machines, dedicated softball pitching machines, and combo machines that handle both. If you need one machine for multiple sports, look for "combo" models in our all pitching machines collection from JUGS and Heater Sports.

7. How fast do pitching machines throw?

Speed varies widely by model. Entry-level youth machines typically top out around 45-60 mph, while mid-range machines reach 70-85 mph. Elite professional pitching machines from Sports Attack and JUGS can throw 100+ mph. Check individual product specs or visit our comparison guide to find the right speed range for your level.

8. Do I need a batting cage with a pitching machine?

A batting cage is strongly recommended for safe, efficient practice. Without one, retrieving balls becomes a time-consuming hassle and surrounding areas are at risk from foul balls. We carry a full selection of batting cages and nets designed to pair with our machines. We also carry batting tees to round out your training setup.

9. How do I choose the right pitching machine?

Start by considering your level of play, the pitch types you want to practice, whether you need baseball-only or a combo machine, and your budget. Our pitching machine comparison guide walks through every key factor side by side. You can also browse by type: youth, baseball, softball, or professional.

10. Do pitching machines come with free shipping?

Yes. All pitching machines at BaseballPitchingMachine.com ship free to the contiguous United States. Free shipping applies across our entire lineup, including baseball pitching machines, softball pitching machines, and batting cages and nets. Have questions? Contact our team and we will help you find the right machine.

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Customer Reviews

  • Consistent pitches and super easy to adjust, perfect for daily practice!

    Nick
  • Great build quality and smooth performance every session.

    Liam
  • My kid actually wants extra reps now. That says everything lol

    Nolan
  • Great value for performance! Easy to set up with durable construction

    Charlotte
  • One of the best upgrades we’ve made to our training setup.

    Nico
  • Consistent pitches and super easy to adjust, perfect for daily practice!

    Nick
  • Great build quality and smooth performance every session.

    Liam
  • My kid actually wants extra reps now. That says everything lol

    Nolan
  • Great value for performance! Easy to set up with durable construction

    Charlotte
  • One of the best upgrades we’ve made to our training setup.

    Nico

The Complete Guide to Buying a Pitching Machine

Whether you are a coach building out a practice facility, a parent investing in your child's development, or a serious player looking to get more reps outside of team practice, buying a pitching machine is one of the highest-return investments you can make in baseball or softball training. The right machine delivers consistent, repeatable pitches at the speed and movement you need, day after day, without a pitcher's arm ever getting tired. At BaseballPitchingMachine.com, we carry the full range of baseball pitching machines and softball pitching machines from the most trusted brands in the game, with free shipping on every order and the lowest prices guaranteed.

How to Choose the Right Pitching Machine

With machines ranging from under $500 to over $14,000, the options can feel overwhelming. The right machine comes down to four key factors: level of play, pitch types needed, sport, and budget.

Level of Play

The most important factor is matching the machine to the player's current level and where they are headed. A youth pitching machine designed for Little League hitters works very differently from a professional pitching machine built for college and pro-level training. Buying too advanced a machine for a young player means speeds they cannot handle and mechanics they cannot develop. Buying too basic a machine for an advanced player means they outgrow it in a season. Use our pitching machine comparison guide to match level to model.

Pitch Types

Not all machines throw the same pitches. Single-wheel machines throw fastballs only at a fixed trajectory — great for youth players and recreational use where simplicity and affordability matter most. Two-wheel machines like the JUGS BP series throw fastballs and breaking balls by adjusting the speed differential between the two wheels. Three-wheel machines like the Sports Attack Hack Attack deliver the most realistic pitch movement available — fastballs, curveballs, sliders, changeups, and split-finger pitches that behave the way a live arm does. If breaking ball training is a priority, a three-wheel machine is worth the investment.

Baseball, Softball, or Both

We carry machines designed specifically for baseball, machines designed specifically for softball, and combo machines that handle both. If your facility or household trains both sports, a combo machine eliminates the need to buy two separate units. Look for "combo" models in our full lineup from JUGS and Heater Sports.

Budget

Our all pitching machines collection spans from entry-level models under $500 to elite commercial-grade machines at $14,999. For recreational and youth use, Heater Sports delivers strong value in the $400-$800 range. For serious competitive training, JUGS and Sports Attack machines in the $2,000-$6,000 range are the industry standard. For facilities that need the absolute best, the Elite eHack Attack from Sports Attack represents the pinnacle of pitching machine technology.

Brand Breakdown: Which Pitching Machine Brand Is Right for You?

We carry four of the most respected brands in the pitching machine industry. Here is what makes each one distinct.

JUGS Pitching Machines

JUGS is the most recognized name in pitching machines worldwide, with a lineup trusted by youth leagues, high schools, colleges, and MLB organizations alike. The JUGS BP series spans from the entry-level BP1 to the feature-rich BP3 with changeup capability, giving players at every level an authentic two-wheel machine experience. JUGS machines are known for their consistency, durability, and wide range of pitch types. Whether you need a baseball-only machine, a softball-only machine, or a combo unit, JUGS has a model built for it.

Sports Attack Pitching Machines

Sports Attack makes the most realistic pitching machines on the market. Their three-wheel design throws pitches that behave like live pitching — with natural spin, movement, and velocity that two-wheel machines cannot replicate. The Hack Attack Baseball and Hack Attack Softball are among the most popular competitive training machines in the country, capable of throwing 100+ mph with true breaking ball movement. For facilities and serious players who want the most game-like training experience available, Sports Attack is the answer. Their new I-Hack Attack and Elite eHack Attack models raise the bar even further with app connectivity and programmable pitch sequences.

Heater Sports Pitching Machines

Heater Sports is the go-to brand for players and families looking for dependable performance at an accessible price. Their machines are straightforward to set up, easy to use, and built to last through years of backyard and recreational use. The Heater Deuce, Pro, and Combo models offer two-wheel performance with fastball and curveball capability at price points that make consistent machine training accessible to any household. If you are buying your first pitching machine or equipping a youth program on a tight budget, Heater Sports is where to start.

Iron Mike Pitching Machines

Iron Mike takes a different approach from wheel-based machines — these are arm-style machines that simulate the motion of a live pitcher more closely than any other design. Iron Mike machines are built for institutional durability, with a mechanical arm that delivers consistent fastballs at speeds players can time and react to. They have been a staple of batting cages and training facilities for decades, and for good reason — they are simple, rugged, and nearly maintenance-free.

Youth Pitching Machines: Building Hitters from the Ground Up

The right youth pitching machine does more than throw a ball — it builds the timing, mechanics, and confidence that young hitters carry with them through their entire career. The most common mistake parents and coaches make is choosing a machine based on top-end speed rather than the speed range where the player is actually developing. A machine that consistently delivers pitches at the right speed and location does more for a young hitter than one that can reach 90 mph but overwhelms them.

Look for youth machines with adjustable speed ranges, easy setup for solo practice, and durability that holds up through high-volume repetition. Pair your youth machine with a proper batting cage to contain pitches and make practice more efficient, and a quality batting tee for mechanics work between machine sessions.

Professional Pitching Machines: Training at the Highest Level

For advanced high school, college, and professional players, the training demands are different. Professional pitching machines need to replicate the pitch speeds, movement patterns, and sequencing that live pitchers deliver at the highest level of the game. That means machines capable of 90-100+ mph with true breaking ball spin and the ability to sequence pitch types in a way that simulates game at-bats.

The Sports Attack lineup leads this category, with the Hack Attack and its successors offering three-wheel pitch delivery that is the closest thing to facing a live arm available in any training machine. The JUGS SP3 and BP3 are also proven platforms at the competitive level, offering changeup capability and the reliability that college and professional programs demand.

Complete Your Training Setup

A pitching machine is only part of a complete training environment. To get the most out of every session, pair your machine with the right supporting equipment.

Batting cages and nets are essential for containing pitches, reducing ball retrieval time, and protecting the surrounding area from foul balls. Whether you need a portable backyard net or a full permanent batting tunnel, we carry options at every scale. Batting tees are equally important for mechanics-focused work — isolating contact point, working on pitch location adjustments, and giving hitters a stationary target to groove their swing before facing live machine pitches.

Free Shipping on Every Pitching Machine

Every machine in our all pitching machines collection ships free to the contiguous United States — no freight surcharges, no hidden fees at checkout. The same free shipping policy applies to our batting cages and nets and batting tees. Have questions about which machine is right for your situation? Contact our team — we are here to help you make the right call.

Shop All Pitching Machines at BaseballPitchingMachine.com

Browse our full all pitching machines collection below. Shop by type: baseballsoftballyouth, or professional. Shop by brand: JUGSSports AttackHeater Sports, or Iron Mike. Or use our pitching machine comparison guide to find the perfect match for your level, sport, and budget.