When you stand directly in line with the ball flight it works just like the Stalker 2 we have. This is the complete opposite experience of dealing with any standard sized radar gun. It can easily be carried to and from any sports park in the country without much notice. It is so light, in fact, we wondered if it would work at all. It fits easily into the belt holster case included with the device. If you’ve lugged around something like the Stalker Sports radar gun, the size of the Pocket Radar is fantastic. There are at least three features we appreciate from the Ball Coach Pocket Radar Gun. You might also like to see where we got our favorite pitching machine. And our Prime shipping and familiarity with the retail giant made us go that way. But, for the most part, the prices were the same. Of course you can check Pocket Radar website too. Here’s a video where we say the word “UM” over 300 times! It consistently makes our baseball gift guide for a reason. Radar Gun Recommendationsįor the majority of coaches, parents and players, this little gadget will serve their need for a radar gun. The Pocket Radar Ball Coach on our hip and the Stalker Sports 2 gun has filled nearly every need we had. Since buying baseball and softball gadgetry during the last 10 years NOTHING has been more useful, fun and worth it than our Pocket Radar Ball Radar. Stalker guns can be set to pick up as low as 15 mph throws).3 Reasons Why We Love Pocket Radar Ball Coach
2 to 8 lb medicine ball throws (note, the Ball Coach reads velocities from 25 to 130 mph, so medball throws below the threshold won’t read.3 to 9 oz weighted balls (Driveline, Markwort, Prime and other brands).3 to 32 oz Plyocare balls (both Driveline and Tap).The Smart Coach was consistently with +/- 1 mph of both the Stalker Pro II and Stalker Sport 2, which held for: The Smart Coach does not display velocities to the nearest tenth like higher-end radar guns, but this is good enough for just about any trainee or coach, especially considering that even two Stalker guns will only read within about 0.5-1.0 mph of each other when placed side-by-side. Still, it’s by far the least expensive option that can reliably hold its own against higher end models like the Stalker Pro II. I hesitate to put the Smart Coach in the “budget” radar gun category, as it’s more of a mid-range option. This is by far the most important aspect of any radar gun.
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