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Jugs BP2 Baseball Pitching Machine
BP2 Baseball 2 Wheel Pitching Machine One of the best 2-wheel pitching machines smart money can buy, the Jugs BP2 is a coach's best friend. Work the strike zone with pinpoint accuracy with its 6 preset pitches; fastballs and split fingers, right and...
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BP2 Baseball 2 Wheel Pitching Machine
One of the best 2-wheel pitching machines smart money can buy, the Jugs BP2 is a coach's best friend. Work the strike zone with pinpoint accuracy with its 6 preset pitches; fastballs and split fingers, right and left-handed curves, and right and left-handed sliders, all at speeds of 45-90 mph.
The micro adjusters allow you to put the ball in any part of the strike zone or turn the machine around to run some outfield drills. Let's read on and see what else the Jugs BP2 baseball pitching machine has to offer!
Baseball Pitching Machine Features
- Delivers pitches at a realistic downward plane giving your hitters a better pitcher vs. hitter experience.
- The BP2 allows you to set the digital speed you desire by simply turning a knob. The BP2 has a 45-90 mph range.
- The Pinpoint Micro-Adjustment is the most advanced and easy-to-use pitch targeting system ever developed for 1, 2, or 3-wheel pitching machines.
- Locate pitches instantly - right to left, up or down, with a quick turn of the wrist.
- The tire chassis rotates around the feed chute for a fast and easy setup.
- Throws Fastballs and split fingers, left and right-hand curveballs, and left and right-hand sliders using just one dial.
- Trusted and used by the very best at every level of baseball
- We also have other affordable Jugs Pitching Machines
Realistic 64" Delivery Height
Delivers pitches at a realistic downward plane giving your hitters a better pitcher vs. hitter experience.
6 Pre-set Pitch Positions
The BP2 takes the guesswork out! The tire chassis rotates around the feed chute for a fast and easy setup.
Select-A-Pitch™ Dial
The BP®2 throws the following six pitches at the turn of a dial—Fastballs and splitfingers, left and right-hand curveballs, and left and right-hand sliders.
