Sports Attack manufactures professional-grade sports training equipment, including precision pitching and ball-throwing machines for baseball, softball, football, volleyball, and more.
Sports Attack is a premier manufacturer of institutional-quality sports training equipment used by professional teams, universities, and serious athletes worldwide. Based in Verdi, Nevada, the company specializes in developing durable and precise ball-throwing machines that simulate realistic game scenarios. Their flagship products include the Hack Attack and Junior Hack Attack pitching machines for baseball and softball, widely recognized for their unique three-wheel design that provides clear visibility and major league velocity.
Beyond baseball, Sports Attack offers a diverse lineup of training solutions, such as the Snap Attack for football, the Total Attack for volleyball, and specialized machines for rugby, soccer, and cricket. The company emphasizes quality craftsmanship, ensuring that equipment stands up to rigorous daily use while offering advanced features for skill development. Sports Attack provides comprehensive customer support, warranty coverage, and readily available replacement parts to maintain equipment performance over a long service life.
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You can register your warranty online by visiting the official Sports Attack website at sportsattack.com/warranty. You will need the serial number found on your unit to complete the registration.
For repairs, service, or parts, contact the Sports Attack Customer Service Department at 800-717-4251. If the machine is under warranty, they may provide parts and instructions at no cost.
Machines can typically be returned within 30 days of receipt if you are not satisfied. A 15% restocking fee generally applies, and the customer is responsible for shipping costs. Non-cosmetic damage may reduce the refund amount.
It depends on the model. Some manuals, like that for the Elite E-Hack Attack, specifically warn against using generators to avoid system failure. Others, like the Drop Attack, may allow specific inverter technology generators. Always check your specific user manual before connecting to a generator.
Throwing wheels should be checked frequently for cleanliness, chips, and cracks. Do not use the machine if wheels are damaged. Ensure wheels are tight on motor shafts before operation.