Line Drive Pro Baseball & Softball Batting Swing Trainer and Hitting Training Aid

Great Product. My 12u player was having difficulty keeping his bat in the hitting zone to really drive the ball. I found this product and have been really impressed with the instant feedback it provides. My son's swing path has greatly improved in a short time and can now consistently launch balls up the middle with the tool. He now understands and can "feel" if he gets a good swing on the ball. We use it prior to taking BP and it helps to activate the muscle memory on taking a good swing. It certainly is not cheap, but it is probably the best hitting aid we have purchased. Well worth the $50.

Really does help level out a swing and prevents the batter from twisting too early. I would say this is good for boys or girls ages 9/10 to 17/18. After that you should really know how to swing properly. Easy to take on and off. Gave 4 stars instead of 5 because it would be nicer to have it click onto a bat rather than strap on. Quicker on and off. But otherwise this is great.

Absolutely great tool for younger players! Made such a difference in my 7u son!

This is a good product for helping a kid learn what it feels like to launch their barrel through the hitting zone. The price is very reasonable as it facilitates the learning exhange. Great hitting station when running practice with limited space. Try dueling stations (tennis ball = soft and safe) to help with targeting and ball retrieval.

It’s a decent tool and does give immediate feedback....But is pretty cheaply made (just flimsy plastic with couple Velcro strips. Way overpriced for what you’re actually getting. Probably cost less than $0.50 cents to make, and selling for $50.

Bought this two years ago. It quickly fixed a loopy swing. When swing got loopy again last week, it quickly worked again- after two sessions using it. To those who claim it's expensive- try private lessons. For those that claim it's poorly made- mine has held up great after two years. But I also put it away and keep it safely stored, I could see it getting damaged in a car trunk or baseball bal bucket. If you're on the fence, buy it! It works and it will not break under normal use.

Not for Younger players. They just can’t understand the concept and get frustrated. Some don’t swing hard enough for ball to release. Could be valuable for teens on up. $50 for thin plastic and 23 tennis balls.

The Linedrivepro has helped my daughter with her swing tremendously. We had been doing private lesson and weren’t gaining much. Once she figured out how to fire a ball up the middle the results showed up in a game. Every parent has been asking what was the difference. Hard work and the Linedrivepro. Well worth the money and the challenge.

It's the easiest hitting tool I've ever used and it might be the most effective. Instant feedback that you can build on.