Three parts. One job: keep the ball coming back.
01 — THE BASE
Fill it. Forget it.
The base measures 21 cm across — about 8.3 inches, roughly the footprint of a dinner plate. Empty, it weighs almost nothing and carries one-handed by the moulded handle. Unscrew the cap, fill the sealed chamber with water, and it turns into dead weight that stays exactly where you put it.
Non-slip rubber pads on the underside grip hard court, driveway, concrete, garage and gym floor without sliding or scuffing. Drain it before it goes in the car and it fits under a seat.
02 — THE CORD
Feeds clean. Returns fast.
The elastic tether seats into a recessed anchor collar on the side of the base and runs out through the moulded side channel. That single routing path is what stops it winding itself around the housing between shots.
Stand where the cord sits just slack at rest. Hit, and it pays out, loads and snaps the ball straight back at you. Every shot feeds the next one — which is the entire reason you get hundreds of reps instead of dozens.
03 — THE BALL
Real flight. Impossible to lose.
Optic yellow, standard 40-hole outdoor pattern — the same hole count as the ball you compete with, so flight and bounce behave the way your hands already expect. Not a foam substitute that teaches you the wrong timing.
It arrives pre-drilled and corded, bright enough to track in low light, and tough enough for repeated hard-court sessions. The ball is the only part that wears; replacements come in packs of 3 and 6.
04 — SETUP
Sixty seconds from box to first rep.
Fill the base. Press the knotted end of the cord into the anchor collar. Run it out through the side channel. That is the whole setup — no tools, no assembly, no net to string.
You need roughly a 3 metre clear radius to swing freely, which a single driveway or a two-car garage covers comfortably.
