Tennis Tutor ProLite

[flatpick]

I am considering purchasing a Tennis Tutor ProLite ball machine. I believe I want a battery-operated unit with oscillator. I would like to have input from those who have used this machine as to the speed with which it delivers balls, how easy it is to use, etc.

Thanks.

 

[Bolivian10s]

The TTProLite is a great little machine that almost performs that same way the tennis tutor does. I would just not recommend this machine if you are a A, B or Open player looking for this machine to knock you off your feet with speed. However for groving and fine tuning your stroke this machine is the best. I used to have one then I did a trade-in at Sports Tutor and upgrade to the M4p.

 

[flatpick]

That's exactly what I want to use it for - to groove my strokes. I recognize that a ball machine doesn't present you with the normal variation in speed, spin, etc. that you would see in a match. But I can get a hitting partner for that.

Thanks for the help.

 

[matchpoints]

i'm looking to get a ball machine too but I'll never see a shot without some spin and hence need a machine with spin control. it's a long term investment so I dont mind spending extra for something i'd rather have then in the future regret not having it