Jugs Toss Machine
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Jugs | Toss Machine
The Toss Machine puts a ball in the hitting zone every 5 seconds and asks nothing of the room around it. Jugs states it weighs just 13 lbs and sets up quickly in tight spaces like backyards, garages or batting cages, inside a published 10 ft x 10 ft area. There is no cord to find. An internal rechargeable battery carries up to 8 hours of continuous use on a single charge, and the charger is in the box.
This is soft-toss work at volume. Jugs describes the result plainly: hundreds of swings in less than half an hour. The hopper holds up to 14 baseballs or 10 softballs, so a hitter loads it, steps in and takes a full round before reloading. Jugs publishes no speed, no pitch types and no release height for the Toss Machine, because the machine tosses. For thrown pitches at real ball speeds, the PS50 in the compare grid below runs 15-50 mph and the Small-Ball Machine throws foam at 55-75 mph. A regulation throw-down home plate, a battery charger and a 24-page drill book come with the machine. Balls are sold separately.
Inside the Toss Machine
Four published figures decide whether this machine fits your practice. Everything below comes off the manufacturer's own Toss Machine page.
The published figures
Every line below appears on the manufacturer's own Toss Machine page.
Closer look
Thirteen pounds is the number that decides where this machine lives. Jugs states it weighs just 13 lbs and sets up quickly in tight spaces like backyards, garages or batting cages, with a published space requirement of 10 ft x 10 ft. Set it on the garage floor in November and the winter hitting program starts that evening. The other three machines in this group throw from a distance and need a wall outlet: the Small-Ball Machine publishes 20 feet, the Lite-Flite Machine 25 feet.
The internal rechargeable battery is the reason this machine can sit at the far end of a field or the back corner of a gym. Jugs publishes up to 8 hours of continuous use on a single charge and states no electricity is needed across that window. Eight hours is a tournament day, a full Saturday of rotating stations, or four weeknight practices at two hours each. The battery charger comes with the machine. Jugs does not publish a recharge time, so treat the 8-hour figure as the planning number.
Jugs puts the case for the machine in one line: hundreds of swings in less than half an hour. A toss every 5 seconds with 14 baseballs in the hopper gives a hitter a round of 14 in about 70 seconds, and the 24-page drill book that ships with the machine lays out what to do with those rounds. A regulation throw-down home plate is in the box so the stance lands in the same place round after round. Balls are sold separately.
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The Toss Machine is the first rung: no cord, no thrown pitch and a 10 ft x 10 ft footprint. The other three throw, at foam speeds and then at real ball speeds.
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