Máquina de lançamento resistente Blaze Combo com 1 ano. Garantia BPM599C
Começando pela parte inferior, o Blaze inclui pernas ajustáveis feitas de aço robusto de 1,25 polegadas que se prendem ao tripé Blaze com um alfinete de clique rápido. Essas seções são reversíveis, oferecendo alturas adaptáveis para arremessos de beisebol e softball, portanto, se você precisa de um arremesso realista de softball logo acima do solo ou de um arremesso realista de altura de beisebol de cima, as pernas multidirecionais de rápida adaptação atenderão às suas necessidades.
Subindo, o Blaze possui um versátil ajuste de altura de inclinação em ângulo de 90 graus. Perfeito para diversos cenários de treinamento, incluindo bolas rasteiras, arremesso rápido, arremesso lento, line drives, bolas voadoras e pop-ups, o Blaze é adaptável a vários estilos de jogo para que você nunca precise limitar seu treinamento.
O Blaze é composto por uma caixa totalmente metálica. Projetado para resistir ao teste do tempo, proporcionando confiabilidade e robustez, você nunca terá que se preocupar com o Blaze sendo espancado ou quebrado porque durabilidade é o que o Blaze fornecerá por anos de uso contínuo.
Projetado com todos os jogadores e segurança em mente, o Blaze apresenta um ajuste rápido do tipo de bola, ao mesmo tempo que inclui uma rampa de lançamento de bola de beisebol + uma rampa de softball de 11" e 12". Os inovadores e seguros chutes de bola permitem que o operador da máquina coloque bolas no Blaze a quase 30 centímetros de distância do pneu; isso proporciona segurança e tranquilidade aos operadores adultos da máquina (operação somente para adultos). Troque rapidamente os tipos de bola em segundos, movendo e travando a almofada de aperto em um dos três slots pré-determinados para o tamanho de bola preferido. Você pode usar bolas de beisebol leves, bolas de beisebol reais, softballs leves de 11", softballs reais de 11", softballs leves de 12" e softballs reais de 12", tudo em segundos; agilizando suas sessões práticas para máxima eficiência.
Como diferentes níveis de habilidade precisam de diferentes velocidades de arremesso, o Blaze inclui um controle de velocidade variável. Com um simples giro, controle facilmente velocidades de inclinação que variam de 10 a 70 MPH, atendendo a vários níveis de habilidade e necessidades de treinamento.
O coração do Blaze é seu motor resistente de 1/3 HP. Este motor é feito para durar com sua construção durável e atende a todas as demandas de inclinação que são apoiadas pela garantia Blaze.
Talvez o componente mais notável do Blaze seja seu pneu grande e duradouro de nível profissional; construído para suportar sessões de treinamento rigorosas, garantindo desempenho consistente e durabilidade duradoura. Este pneu oferece um arremesso sem esforço, pois amortece e fornece precisão de arremesso para golpes sempre.
Enquanto outras máquinas deste calibre no mercado são volumosas, desajeitadas e difíceis de transportar, pesando mais de 70 libras, a Blaze se destaca como uma máquina altamente portátil, facilitando o transporte fácil do armazenamento para o campo, pesando surpreendentes 55 libras.
A máquina de arremesso resistente Heater Sports Blaze Combo é uma virada de jogo, não apenas por seus excelentes recursos, mas também por seu incrível preço acessível, tornando-a a escolha ideal para uso pessoal em seu quintal, treinos de equipe em campo ou liga. amplas sessões de treinamento para todas as idades e níveis de habilidade.
E isso não é tudo! A Heater Sports tem tanta certeza que você vai adorar que o Blaze inclui peças do fabricante de 1 ano e garantia de mão de obra que aumentam a confiança, garantindo que seu investimento esteja protegido.
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Características:
> Lança bolas de beisebol leves, bolas de beisebol reais, softballs leves e softballs reais
> Fácil ajuste de controle de velocidade de 10-70 MPH
> Motor resistente de 1/3 HP para longevidade e durabilidade
> Pneu grande para máquina de lançamento para lançamento sem esforço
> Todas as construções metálicas construídas para durar muitos anos
> Ajuste de ângulo de inclinação de 90 graus para Grounders, Strikes, Line Drives, Pop Flies e Pop Ups
> Seções de perna de metal reversíveis para alturas realistas de campo de beisebol e softbol
Is the Blaze Combo Right for Your Player?
The Blaze Combo (BPM599C) is the machine most families settle on when one player needs baseball and another needs softball. Here is who it fits, who should buy something else, and the setup details that decide whether you love it or fight it.
Buy the Blaze if
- You have both a baseball and a softball player at home
- You want real regulation balls, not just lite balls
- You need one machine that lasts from Little League through high school
- You have a 110V outlet within 20 feet of your setup
- You are training the basics — contact, timing, fly balls, grounders
Buy something else if
- You need true breaking balls — that is the Deuce 95
- There is no outlet where you practice — get a battery Crusher CR129
- Your budget is under $300 — start with the BaseHit BH199
- You need speeds above 70 MPH for advanced hitters
Read This Before Your First Session
Use a short, heavy-gauge extension cord. Cords over 20 feet cause voltage drop. This is not a minor detail — undersized or overly long cords have caused machines to trip breakers on startup. Plug into a dedicated outlet where you can.
If the machine seems slower than expected, call before you troubleshoot. Some owners have posted online about an internal maximum-speed adjustment inside the housing. SGKSports does not recommend opening the machine or making any internal adjustments without manufacturer approval — doing so may affect your warranty and carries a risk of injury. Contact Heater Sports at 1-800-492-9334, or call us and we will walk it through with them for you. This is exactly the kind of support you do not get buying from a marketplace seller.
What You Also Need
| Dimpled machine balls | This is the single biggest factor in accuracy. Owners consistently report near-perfect location with Heater dimpled balls and noticeably more scatter with real leather. Leather seams make the wheel grip differently on every pitch. Plan on 12 or more so you are not walking after every swing. |
| A net or cage | At 60-70 MPH the ball travels a long way. A 22 ft cage is the practical minimum. Garage cages at around 36 feet work well and are a common setup. |
| Extension cord under 20 ft | Heavy gauge, as short as you can manage. See the note above. |
| NOCSAE batting helmet | Required for any hitter facing a machine. No exceptions. |
Questions Buyers Ask Before Ordering
My machine is throwing much slower than expected. Is it defective?
Usually not, and there are a few simple things to check first. Confirm your extension cord is under 20 feet and heavy gauge — voltage drop is the most common cause of weak performance. Check that the fuse reset button on the housing has not popped out. Verify you are using the ball type you expect, since lighter balls travel faster than real regulation balls at the same dial setting.
If those do not resolve it, some owners online have described an internal maximum-speed adjustment inside the housing. We do not recommend opening the machine or adjusting anything internally without manufacturer approval — it may affect your warranty and carries a risk of injury. Call Heater Sports at 1-800-492-9334, or contact us and we will handle it with them on your behalf.
Which balls should I use?
Heater dimpled pitching machine balls. Owners running the same machine for over a year report it is essentially perfectly accurate with the yellow dimpled balls and less accurate with regular baseballs. The machine does throw real leather baseballs and softballs — that is a main selling point — but expect more pitch-to-pitch variation because of the seams. Never use synthetic leather balls: the cover shreds, sticks to the wheel, and shortens its life.
Does it really switch between baseball and softball quickly?
Yes, and this is what most owners rate highest. The pinch pad locks into three pre-set slots — baseball, 11 inch softball, 12 inch softball — and separate ball chutes are included. One owner running a garage cage described the changeover as faster than picking up the balls from the previous round.
Can a young child use it?
Heater rates the Blaze for 12 and up, and an adult must always operate it. In practice families use it successfully with much younger players by keeping the dial low — parents with 7 and 10 year olds report using it at roughly half speed for regular practice. What a young player cannot do is carry the 55 lb machine or set it up alone.
How much space do I need?
Around 45-50 feet is ideal, but shorter works. A common setup is a garage batting cage at about 36 feet, with the speed dialed down to compensate. You also need a 110V outlet nearby and a net behind the hitter. The reversible legs let you set a low softball release or a high baseball release.
How accurate is it? Will every pitch be a strike?
It is consistent once dialed in, but expect a short adjustment period. Owners describe needing some practice to get the machine reliably placing balls over the plate — aim, pitch height and ball type all interact. Use the same ball type throughout a session, and check that all your balls are the same hardness and roundness. Mixed balls are the most common cause of erratic location: softer balls throw low, harder balls throw high, out-of-round balls drift inside and outside.
Does it throw curveballs?
No. The Blaze is a single-wheel machine that throws straight pitches, with a 90 degree pitch angle adjustment covering grounders, line drives, fly balls and pop ups. It handles the fundamentals extremely well and is not built for advanced breaking pitches. For real curveballs you need a two-wheel machine like the Deuce 95.
Can I use it for fly ball and fielding practice?
Yes, and it is one of the machine's strengths. With the 90 degree angle adjustment, owners report launching baseballs and 11 inch softballs from home plate past second base at around 30 feet of height. Same machine, no attachments needed.
How hard is assembly?
Straightforward. Tripod legs push-pin together, the housing clamps to the top pole with a single long bolt and knob, and the ball feeder port bolts on. Most owners describe it as easy, including grandparents setting it up for grandkids. Check tire pressure before first use if your machine has an air-filled tire: 40-50 psi, with the marker lines on the tire and hub aligned.
Can I leave it outside?
No. Moisture damages the motor and voids the warranty. Store it in a garage or shed. Wet balls also will not pitch properly until they dry.
What is covered by the warranty, and who handles it?
One year of manufacturer parts and labor, plus a 30 day money-back guarantee. We are an authorized Heater Sports dealer, so if anything goes wrong you can call us directly and we will work it through with the manufacturer rather than leaving you to chase a marketplace seller. Register the machine when it arrives to activate coverage.
