Oye Hands-Free Baseball Speed Radar Gun for Multi-Sports

Do you know how hard you can kick or throw an object?
This Sports Speed Sensor can help you find out. With the training aid, you'll know your speed on kicking the balls, further help improve your skills or have fun testing yourself against your friends!
This is a must-have for trainers or coaches and is also great for solo practice and competition. An ideal gift for the players!

Specifications
Still Mode speed range: five to 199 Km/h (three to 150 mph)
When in Still Mode, speeds lower than five km/h will not be recorded. For example, if a baseball player throws a ball, the sensor can record the ball's speed even it is lower than 40 km/h. However; in the Move Mode and the object's speed must be higher than 40 km/h in order for the sensor to record the speed.
Move Mode speed range: 40 to 199 Km/h (25 to 150 mph)
When in Move Mode, speeds lower than 40 km/h will not be recorded. This feature prevents the sensor recording the speed of the player rather than the object. For example, if a soccer player runs towards the ball to kick it, it is impossible to run faster than 40km/h. However, the ball's speed will be faster than 40km/h. If Still Mode is used, the sensor may record the player's movement speed, not that of the ball.
Using Move Mode ensures that the sensor records the ball's speed only.
Distance from the sensor (goal or net) to the object or player: Approximately max. 12 metres (40 ft.) and min. one metre. Battery requirement: Five AA batteries (not included)

This Personal Tennis Speed Radar is a game-changer for tennis players and coaches. This hands-free speed radar accurately measures ball, serve, and swing speeds, providing invaluable data for performance improvement. With a tripod for precise angle adjustment and a speed recall feature to track progress, you can analyze your game like never before. The included tuning fork and hammer ensure highly accurate readings, while the compact design with a carrying case makes it perfect for on-the-go training. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, it is essential for unlocking your tennis potential.