Morrowick
PaceCast 60 Pro
$1,249.00
PaceCast 60 Pro is a portable pickleball ball machine for solo players who want repeatable feeds without a practice partner. It holds 120 indoor or outdoor balls. Shot speed adjusts from 10 to 60 mph, and the removable battery runs for up to 4 hours.
Practice without a partner
Use it for solo sessions at indoor clubs or outdoor courts. Set a steady crosscourt feed when working on one stroke. Choose a 40-degree sweep when you need movement between shots.
Dinks, drives, and lobs
Feed height adjusts from 5 to 50 degrees. Independent wheel controls add topspin or backspin across 10 settings. The interval adjusts from 2 to 10 seconds, giving beginners more recovery time and experienced players a faster drill.
Court-ready construction
The frame and axle use powder-coated 6061 aluminum. The shell and 120-ball hopper use UV-stabilized ABS. Two 20 cm polyurethane wheels cross court gates and paved paths without leaving marks.
Battery and controls
The removable 24 V, 20 Ah LiFePO4 battery runs for up to 4 hours and charges in about 5 hours. A handheld remote controls start, pause, speed, interval, spin, and sweep from up to 30 m with a clear line of sight.
Key attributes
- Ball capacity
- 120 pickleballs
- Compatible ball diameter
- 72 to 75 mm
- Shot speed
- 10 to 60 mph
- Feed interval
- 2 to 10 seconds
- Elevation range
- 5 to 50 degrees
- Horizontal sweep
- 0 to 40 degrees
- Spin control
- 10 settings plus neutral
- Battery
- Removable 24 V, 20 Ah LiFePO4 pack, UN 38.3 tested cells and pack assembly certification documentation included at production level per applicable transport requirements.
Fit and sizing
Machine size with the handle folded is 56 cm long by 41 cm wide by 54 cm high. It weighs 19.1 kg and needs a trunk opening at least 58 cm wide by 43 cm high. Allow 1.5 m behind the baseline for setup and keep a clear practice lane of at least 3 m in front of the feed opening.
Questions and answers
Can the PaceCast 60 Pro produce topspin and backspin?
Can it feed dinks as well as baseline drives?
Which pickleballs fit in the hopper?
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Reviews
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I use the slower interval for backhand practice. The feeds stay consistent through a full hopper.
It fits through our club gate and into my hatchback with the handle folded. The remote saves a lot of walking between drills.
The sweep setting covers enough court for movement drills. At 19.1 kg, I still use both hands when lifting it into the car.
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