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by Rico Kidd

The Lobster Elite is a very versatile tennis ball machine that has many functions. The Lobster includes a two-line function and a three mode oscillation function. Beginners shouldn’t use this machine as it’s geared more towards players that training for competitions. The machine can train multiple people.

The two-line function feeds balls at a wide and narrow range and can allow the player to train their agility and court movement. A lot of tennis players that are training for competitions like the two-line function as it provides a realistic game play feel. Most beginner ball machines do not have this mode.

The tennis ball machine contains three types of oscillation functions that are pre-programmed into the machine. The programs can be controlled from the ball machine or with the wireless remote control. The ball machine feeds at a wide and narrow depth while oscillating. Many ball machines do not have this function.

The types of shots that you will experience from the machine will closely simulate a tennis match. The realistic feel of the feeds are due to balls that are fed at a narrow and wide range as well as balls being feed from left to right. The oscillating balls are random and fed in 6 different spots on the court. The ball also is lobbed at a 50 degree angle at various speeds. The lobs are also fed at random locations on the court and can have various types of top spin and back spin.

The battery life is above average on the Lobster and you can play from 4-8 hours on one charge. The ball capacity is normal among the industry standard and can hold up to 150 balls. The weight is lighter than most battery powered tennis ball machines and can be toted by one person. The Lobster Elite weighs approximately 44 lbs. This ball machine is recommended for players who are intermediate-advanced and is targeted towards players who play competitively or in tournaments.

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