About how far can you launch the ball?
2018374
It can go pretty far/high depending on the angle of the "mitt pouch" launcher. With a skilled player probably 30 feet or more.
2018375
Sorry, cannot ans question, this was a gift and sent to California.However gift was sent to 9 yr old twins and they mentioned they loved it.But, to be fair, they love all gifts for the outdoors.
868825
I have not mesured it but my guess is around 30 to 40 feet strait than it starts to go down. If you shoot somebody it hurts i got shoot and shoot some people and they said it hurted.but you run out balls it you are like plaing with other people so you should get some ammo
1187501
Yes, from the place you hit your shot, press the button in the upper left corner and you will see a big zero, then walk/drive to your ball and it will give you the distance your shot went.
2267338
Approx 12 inches. We mounted it in the garage. A 7 in. ball would be fine. Quality piece too... I was really impressed. It should be fine outdoors...
1546810
My ball is a "Go Fit" and I think it is 65 cm. When I looked at it, the six is a little worn (the paint), but it is either a 55 or 65 and I"m betting 65 cm is kind of the standard. Mine fits perfectly and now I can use my ball for computer work or paper work and not worry about falling off, which I did a lot before. You can change positions, bounce, etc. It is GREAT. Susan
45902
Not very much past 10-15 yards. My son uses this gun and put a small red dot on it.
200186
Yes. 10 feet definitely. I would move it further back depending upon the person hitting.
1552947
I believe there's only one length available and considering how I use mine, user height isn't important. There's no need to address a ball or strike the ground, you just simulate the swing motion.
1764532
In my opinion 5' total space. You could always put some padding behind the net such as a gym mat to soften the blow with a shorter distance.
389676
I am able to accurately hit a target at 60 to 75 feet. I am no expert with at all, but I do pretty good. I also use a black band that is stronger than the orange one.
931109
There is no way to stop the movement. I guess if there was some way to keep the ball from moving you could. I am not that impressed with it at all. The glare from the light will blind you and there is really no way to stop that glare. So if you are walking by the house you can see that bright light.
1113836
It does still launch well, but not quite as far if it is super cold. We buy tennis quality balls which makes a big difference in the distance.
779446
That really depends on how much force is used during launch. My boys liked to jump on the launch pad and the rockets would go flying!! We "lost" several rockets on our roof (2.5 story home), so I do suggest that you move the launch pad away from anything that could potentially capture the rockets. But a one-footed good stomp could get these rockets flying a good 10-15 ft. in the air. It's a fun toy!
1932088
The game itself is approximately 80 inches tall. When my children shoot the ball, they naturally arch the shot, so it goes higher than the game, but then comes down. We have 9 foot ceilings in the basement, and occasionally, a ball hits the ceiling. I will also tell you that right after this was delivered, I shopped at Sams Club and found the same one for $99.
1314555
It advertises "up to 34 feet" - I would say that's a bit of an exaggeration, but it is an impressively long reach nonetheless. Maybe around 25-30'? I haven't actually measured. :) And, by the way, this is all as observed when my kids shoot it - I haven't actually tried to push the thing to its maximum range myself or anything!
1725331
A good 200 feet. Depends on the type of ball on what is does after the first hundred feet. Standard balls start fading or hooking due to poor balance. I use this to scare geese on my lake front and do not play paint ball
361457
I have a 3 yo and 7 yo who absolutely love this toy! They use one foot and the rocket probably launches up about 60 feet or more.