Every wheel in front of the hitter
Hack Attack pitching machines, Team Feeders, and TranzHit hitting stations for baseball and softball, sold by CageList and drop shipped from the Sports Attack factory. Manufacturer pricing, published flat freight, and their warranty behind every one.
Most machines feed the ball down a covered chute, so it appears with no warning. These wheels are open, which lets a hitter time the release the way they would off a live arm.
Every machine ships from Sports Attack in Verdi, Nevada and carries their full manufacturer warranty and phone service line.
A flat shipping number per machine, shown on the card. No quote to chase and no surprise at checkout.
The ladder, Junior to Elite
Fastpitch off a real release point
So nobody stands at the hopper
A hitting station that rolls
Sports Attack dealer shop FAQ
- Is CageList an authorized Sports Attack dealer?
- Yes. CageList is an approved Sports Attack dealer. Machines bought here are ordered against our dealer account and drop shipped from the Sports Attack factory in Verdi, Nevada, with their full manufacturer warranty and phone service line.
- Why is the price the same as buying from Sports Attack directly?
- Because it should be. Our dealer agreement obliges us to hold the manufacturer's suggested retail price, so you pay Sports Attack's published price and we earn the dealer margin behind it. Nobody pays more for going through us, and shipping is a published flat rate per machine rather than a number you discover at checkout.
- What does shipping cost on a Sports Attack machine?
- It is a flat rate set by machine and shown on every card before you add anything to a cart. A Junior Hack Attack ships for $270, a Hack Attack or I-Hack Attack for $400, and an Elite eHack Attack for $900. That covers the US excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
- How long does a Sports Attack machine take to ship?
- Sports Attack builds and ships from Verdi, Nevada, typically five to seven working days after the order is placed, then freight transit on top. These are freight-shipped machines, not parcel, so plan on a couple of weeks door to door rather than a couple of days.
- What is the difference between a Hack Attack and a Junior Hack Attack?
- Both are three-wheel machines that show the hitter every wheel. The Hack Attack throws up to 100 mph and is what college and pro programs run. The Junior throws at youth and travel speeds, weighs less, and is the one a single coach can move between a cage and a field without help.
- Does a Sports Attack machine work with a Team Feeder?
- Yes, and the feeder has to match the machine. Sports Attack builds a different feeder for the Elite, for the Hack and I-Hack, and for the Junior, plus taller versions for machines on extended legs. Match the feeder to the legs your machine actually runs, not just to the model name.
Sold by CageList. Built by Sports Attack.
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