Pickleball Tutor Mini

The Pickleball Tutor Mini gives you all the versatility for drills you could want in a convenient and compact package. This ball machine is only available with battery-powered operation, however you can select whether you want an oscillating or non-oscillating machine and you can purchase an external adapter if you also want it to work with AC power. It can hold up to 55 pickleballs of any type and send them out at speeds up to 50 mph.

The Pickleball Tutor Mini weighs 24 lbs so it is very easy to move from place to place. You can manually adjust elevation to work on everything from lobs to ground strokes. There is a 3-year warranty on the machine itself with a year-long warranty on the battery. The rechargeable battery allows for approximately 3 hours of play time and can be extended with a battery pack.

The Pickleball Tutor Mini is just the right size to work on your game and various techniques solo in just about any location.



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This product will be drop-shipped from the manufacturer. There will be a 10% restocking fee for returns of this product. Ships via UPS, signature required.
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Battery-powered model weighs 24 lbs.
Shipping dimensions: 16" x 16" x 19"
Speeds up to 50 mph
3 year manufacturer warranty on machine
1 year manufacturer warranty on battery
Made in the USA
Item will be drop shipped from California within 7-10 business days.

The USAPA pickleball specifications permit a range in ball diameter (2.854” - 2.992”). If the Pickleball Tutor Mini is used with a mix of both the smaller and larger diameter pickleballs, players may have a varied experience with trajectory. If the machine is set to feed the ball low over the net with the larger diameter ball, the smaller ball may have a lower trajectory, even hitting the top of the net. The distance between the wheels of the machine determine how much pressure is put on the ball and the resulting speed the ball is fed. Therefore, a smaller diameter ball will come out of the machine slightly slower than the larger diameter ball.