Quick Summary
Feed Buddy PRO is an automatic tennis ball machine and solo practice ball feeder with 5 settings. It is described as reaching up to 55 kph, feeding up to 20 m and stacking 8 balls for automatic intervals.
The machine is built for individual tennis practice and includes mains power or 4 x D battery operation. If those setup details matter to your routine, confirm the power option and feed settings before choosing an offer.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance | |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Automatic tennis ball machine and solo practice ball feeder. | |
| Settings | 5 settings for distance control. | |
| Feed distance | Up to 20 m, which affects where on court the ball can be sent. | |
| Speed | Up to 55 kph. | |
| Ball capacity | Stacks 8 balls for repeated feeds. | |
| Feed interval | 3, 4 or 5 seconds depending on the chosen setting. | |
| Power | Mains power (AC) or 4 x D batteries. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Feed distance: This model feeds up to 20 m. Compare that with the drill length and court space you want to practise on.
- Ball capacity: The 8-ball stack suits shorter uninterrupted sessions. Check whether that matches how long you want to practise before refilling.
- Power option: It runs on mains power or 4 x D batteries. Confirm which option suits your court setup.
- Feed timing: The stated intervals are 3, 4 or 5 seconds. Compare that with the pace you want for solo drills.
Using It in Practice
The ball machine is aimed at repeat practice for forehands, backhands, lobs and volleys. The stated speed, feed distance and interval settings give a clear sense of how the drills can be varied without needing another player.
For a simple session plan, set the machine to one distance, use a small group of balls and focus on one stroke pattern at a time before changing the setting.
Before You Decide
Confirm the 5-setting layout, 8-ball capacity and power option against your practice needs. The key checks are whether you want mains or battery use, whether 20 m feed distance is enough, and whether the timing between feeds suits your drills.
