I bought the SKLZ Catapult Soft Toss Machine for my brother back home who is an avid baseball player. I think the minor flaw of this machine is that it is too low and pitches too low. The pitches hardly reach my son's knees. My son is 5' 9''. Maybe this can be solved by putting wooden blocks under it but a better design would have been making the stilts just a little bit higher, maybe 3 inches higher. But don't get me wrong we enjoyed it. My son enjoyed hitting real baseballs because he enjoys the "ting" sound it makes when he connects, I would give this machine a 3 star rating because it uses real baseballs. Thats the plus side but it could be improved. Like I said longer stilts and its okay, a five star for me. Just extend the stilts.

These look really nice on my stove. The onlyrics negative with buying shiny, black burner pans is that they seemay to highlight the dull burner coils. But, what can you expect.

I have wet cell batteries that I use for a commercial floor machine which get used every day being discharged then recharged usually they are good for about one year then the capacity starts to go down quickly. So I followed the instructions that came with my units and these batteries are back up to close to their original capacity! If these batteries continue to hold their capacity the money I spent I will recover just from extending the life of this set of batteries. Which weigh in at $400 a piece.

Would have to give this NO stars. Absolute JUNK..Purchased and the motor only lasted a month if that. Now it takes almost 3 min to cock back and throw. Do not buy this product, they wouldn't even stand behind it when I contacted them.....

First of all this software is a resource hog! I would safely say if you want this to work you better have a computer with 8+ gigs of ram and a processor built within the last year to run this software.

I've used Quicken for over a decade. I manage the personal accounts for 9 clients, plus myself, and spend a lot of time every day on Quicken. I generally upgrade every one-to-two years. I've been using Quicken 2011 for one day and so far I'm really missing Quicken 2010.