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Closeup Diagram

What does the HURRICANE MACHINE look like up-close?

Here is a close-up HURRICANE MACHINE™ diagram with each part labeled. Click on the image to enlarge the diagram.

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What are the Hurricane power-bands?

Powerbands are the HURRICANE MACHINE™ energy source. These custom designed "bungie-bands" have a rubber sleeve for added endurance and plastic "connector" balls for quick and easy installation and simple height adjustments.

What is an IMPACT HEAD

"Impact Head" is the name used to refer to the ball component that is hit by the batter. The units are 48 inches long and have a unique design and shape that locks into the machine. "Impact Heads" are available for the Pro and Youth models.

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The HURRICANE MACHINE has the same ball movement as this popular machine of the 1970's. Nedco Sports uses today's aerospace technology and new composite chemistry to make a machine that is extremely durable and efficient.

In fact, Coach Nick used his "batter Up" rod and ball to make his first hitting stick invention back in the late 80's. In the late 1990's Coach Nick begin researching new manufacturing methods and alternatives. In 1999 he introduced the HURRICANE MACHINE.  Today the HURRICANE MACHINE  is one of the most popular selling training products in baseball and softball.