Sports Attack I-Hack Attack Softball Pitching Machine

Touchscreen Interface
Designed to resemble a personal tablet, the I-Hack Attack’s touchscreen interface lets users easily control pitch type, velocity, and spin. It also provides quick access to stored favorite pitches and programmed pitch sequences.

Advanced Software System
The touchscreen system allows users to switch quickly between eight preset pitches and defensive drills. Operators can store up to 12 favorite “Change of Speed” pitches and 12 “Breaking Pitch” options. Speeds can be adjusted for any pitch—including fastballs, risers, drops, and screwballs—and these can be delivered in a preset sequence or randomized. Users may rely on preset pitches or switch to manual mode to fine-tune motor speeds for customized pitches. Each pitch includes default settings designed for different skill levels (from youth to professional), which can be easily modified as needed.

Pitch Location Adjustment
The latest I-Hack Attack includes an inside/outside adjustment that allows precise and immediate changes to ball placement at the plate.

This capability enables operators to:

• Center the first pitch without repositioning the entire machine.

• Move the pitch inside or outside using a simple handle adjustment (“B”).

• Combine this with elevation control (“A”) to quickly target any part of the strike zone between pitches.

Saving Favorite Pitches and Sequences
The machine’s save function allows users to instantly recall preferred pitches or previously programmed sequences of fastballs, risers, drops, and screwballs. This feature reduces setup time during practice and supports multiple operators by providing quick access to saved settings.

I-Hack Machine Design
The I-Hack Attack features a distinctive three-wheel system that allows hitters to clearly track the ball throughout feeding, acceleration, and release—similar to facing a live pitcher. This design helps hitters read timing cues such as stride timing and release angle.

With the pitch locators disengaged, the throwing head can pivot freely in any direction for fielding drills, including deep fly balls, slicing line drives, catcher pop-ups with reverse spin, high infield pop-ups, and ground balls. The machine can also be moved on and off the field easily by tilting it, removing the legs, and rolling it on two heavy-duty transport wheels.

I-Hack Build Quality
The I-Hack Attack softball pitching machine is built with enough weight to absorb recoil and maintain accuracy while still being portable enough for a single person to move. Its extra-wide tripod base provides strong stability and safety on mounds or playing surfaces. The throwing head is made from high-tensile, heat-treated, weather-resistant aluminum alloy to protect internal mechanisms. A powder-coated, rust-resistant steel frame ensures durability over many seasons. The machine’s throwing wheels are engineered to outlast other pitching machine wheels and resist melting even in direct summer heat.

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