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Fisher-Price Triple Hit Baseball

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Fisher-Price Triple Hit Baseball

(113 customer reviews)

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FSHG7465UK

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Fisher-Price Triple Hit Baseball

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Product Details

Product Length:	4.3 inches
Product Width:	15.1 inches
Product Height:	22.1 inches
Product Weight:	4.3 pounds
Package Length:	22.1 inches
Package Width:	15.5 inches
Package Height:	4.1 inches
Package Weight:	4.6 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 113 reviews

Features

Three fun ways to play help kids learn to hit like a pro
Balls automatically pop-up from the base, one after another
Pitches balls up to 10 feet
Hit from a tee or from pop-up pitch
Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
Includes battery-powered trainer, bat and 3 balls

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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225 of 234 found the following review helpful:

Need extra balls? Jan 09, 2006 By Farah Crown
I just wanted to post that if you need extra balls all you have to do is call Fisher-Price and give them the Product Number and you can purchase the balls right from them.

And here's all the information:

Fisher-Price - 800-432-5437

Product Number - B6312

They come in sets of 3.

65 of 69 found the following review helpful:

Great pitching tool, batting practice toy Aug 30, 2005 By csm
If you have a budding baseball player in your house, grab this toy. It is by far one of the best toys we have in this house. Our little one just LOVES playing with this thing - he even changes the batting levels all on his own. It shoots those balls out pretty fast and our four-year-old can whack them almost every time. He doesn't use the T-ball portion very much though - but that's just him. He likes the fast balls that come out for him to hit. He can whack those balls pretty far too - across 1/2 an acre and into the street! I highly recommend this toy - it also helps train your little guy to get used to the automatic pitching machines they use in Little League games now. My only complaint is that I wish we could get more balls. It's tons of exercise for mom and dad to run across the yard and to put them back into the machine. The batteries last a long time too - we use Duracells and haven't replaced them since April (four months).

Wait for a sale before buying this though - they usually go down about $5 around Christmas. GREAT TOY!

35 of 39 found the following review helpful:

Fun for girls too! Jul 23, 2004 By J. Bergenske "Julia B"
My little girl got a big kick out of this toy but I think my husband was more excited about it. It teaches great hand and eye coordination and comes with three balls and a bat. It takes batteries and to my surpirse the batteries lasted a long time. It was only $20 which is awesome and has three levels to bat. We started out on the first level where you just rest the ball on the top. We then went to the pitching level which is difficult for our almost 3 year old but perfect for my husband. Him and his friends sit out back and play with it and its really been fun for us all. Cant beat the price!

41 of 47 found the following review helpful:

Disappointed... Feb 06, 2011 By M. Davey "Rackius"
I have to say I'm extremely surprised by the number of positive reviews of this product. I coach 8U and 6U girls softball so I'm always trying out different training tools like this.

First, the bad:

1. The motor in this toy is extremely loud. We use this mostly indoors in our basement and my daughters cringe whenever it turns on. They get used to, but don't like it.

2. I purchased an extra set of balls, but for whatever reason, no matter how many balls are loaded, only four get pitched. The machine doesn't jam, it just stops popping them out. Very frustrating.

3. The tee falls off constantly. No surprise, since it just loosely twists into the base. You can't expect a toddler to not hit the tee when they're learning to hit. It's frustrating to have it toppling over all the time, so we stopped using it. I purchased an adjustable rubber Franklin tee, which performs 110% better than this piece of junk.

4. The trajectory of the pitched balls is all over the place. Sometimes they come flying out at high speed, other times they just pop out softly. The inconsistency makes it a terrible training tool.

5. There's no indication (light or beep) alerting the batter when the ball will be pitched.

6. The tee is too tall, and can't be adjusted. It's a decent height for a 6-7 year old, but too high for anyone younger.

7. The price. I can't remember how much I paid for this, but it was too much.

The good:

1. The only good thing about this product are the balls that come with it. We use them with the Franklin tee.

24 of 26 found the following review helpful:

AWESOME Sep 07, 2005 By mother of 2 boys
Best toy ever. Had a problem w/ balls too until I bought some alkaline energizer batteries and pitches much better(further). My 4 year old can really hit the balls so far so i too am going to customer service at fisher prices website for some more balls. Buying this for my nephew. all 8 kids from age 2 up to 13 loved it at the birthday party:)

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