Attack II Volleyball Machine

The Attack II Volleyball Machine is engineered for precision training, catering specifically to the unique demands of women's volleyball. After extensive research and consultation with expert coaches from youth to international levels, the machine was crafted to deliver consistent and accurate repetitions, ensuring enhanced training in serve receiving, digging, and spiking. Its two extra-wide throwing wheels and top-tier engineering guarantee precision in every drill, eliminating unnecessary time wasted on errant hits.

This machine is designed to simulate real-game conditions, offering both high-speed topspins and floaters, mimicking jump serves and spikes at international-level speeds. The Attack II allows coaches to precisely control ball delivery, height, and spin, making it an invaluable asset for any team looking to elevate their performance. With its unique ability to deliver balls from various angles and speeds, the machine replicates match situations, challenging players to react in real-time and improve their skills progressively.

The Attack II Volleyball Machine is not only functional but also durable and easy to use. Built with a sturdy powder-coated steel frame, it is designed to withstand the demands of daily training. Its portability and ease of storage, combined with user-friendly controls, make it accessible to all levels of coaching staff. Thousands of teams worldwide rely on the Attack II to ensure high-level practice efficiency and optimal player development.

• Ball Release Point Range: 5′ 6″ to 8′ 6″
• Serving Speeds: Up to 70 MPH
• Spiking: Over women’s net
• Setting: Yes
• Spin Control: Top spins to floaters
• Location Control: Instant
• Portability: Fits through standard doorway and any SUV or pickup truck
• Electrical Requirements: 110V or 220/240V available
• Throwing Wheel Size: 10″ diameter, 4″ wide
• Dimensions: 24″ wide x 79″-112″ tall (depending on head position) x 47″ deep (42″ without throwing head)
• Platform Height: 24″

Exceptional Training Machine Quality

The Attack II platform has a 16-gauge diamond plate, non-slip surface for sure-footing and safety during use. The frame of the Attack II is powder-coated, rust-resistant steel tubing for extreme durability. The extra-wide base of the Attack II machine assures real stability. As the throwing head is raised, it moves towards center of gravity, further insuring stability. Two powerful variable speed motors directly drive two indestructible 4″ wide ball throwing wheels. Rapid recovery provides rapid repetition, no waiting for air-powered launch system to recover.

This volleyball machine is powered by three high-speed motors, each driving 4" wide indestructible wheels. The wheels are designed to quickly recover between launches, ensuring rapid repetition without delays. This robust construction makes the Attack machine a trusted tool for consistent and realistic training.

Unique Volleyball Machine Features

• Precise Repetition Training: The Attack II volleyball machine, designed for the women’s game, will deliver thousands of reps in daily practice of serve receiving, digging and spiking. With two extra-wide throwing wheels, accuracy and repeatability are assured in every drill, eliminating time wasting errant hits.
• Serving: With a full range of spins, the Attack II will throw both sharp topspin and breaking floaters to simulate match situations and is easily rolled along the serving baseline, changing the angle of serves. This unit, designed for the speed and height of the women’s game, will provide a realistic serve release point and can deliver a jump serve at international level speeds, up to 70 MPH. The locating pins on the shaft will allow you to instantly position the throwing head to men’s serving height.
• Spiking: The Attack II delivers the ball at realistic angles from over the net at top speeds to make actual game conditions a part of every digging drill.
• Setting: Providing rapid reps at varying intervals, the Attack II will meet the requirements of all setting drills. Accurate and consistent soft sets with no spin are provided at any angle and height. This machine can be set to release the ball from a realistic setting height, not from floor level like some competitive units. The locating pins on the shaft will allow you to instantly position the throwing head down to the setting position.
• Ball wear is extremely limited due to the two 4″ soft white polyurethane ball gripping surfaces and the contoured shape of the ball throwing wheels that uniformly distribute the contact forces, eliminating the high wear contact points.
• Horizontal throwing head movement allows the coach to point ball delivery in any direction, working straight on, in the seams or to an individual’s weak side to really extend any player’s range.
• Vertical movement coupled with the horizontal movement, means the coach can instantly throw the ball to any point on the court, creating game situations & challenging the players to perform in progressively more difficult circumstances.
• Portability: Locking casters provide instant mobility on the court and stability during use.
• Storage: The Attack II will fit through any standard door for safe storage. The throwing head can also be removed, allowing storage of the frame in the open gym. A machine cover is available separately and is used to protect and secure the machine during storage.
• The Attack II can be safely operated by any assistant coach, player, student or parent. This frees the coach to be by the receiving players to teach proper mechanics effectively. No more yelling across the court. It also allows the coach to improve the quality of standard drills and to create new machine drills for every phase of the game.
• Thousands of college, high school, club and international women’s teams rely on the Attack II machine to deliver thousands of reps in daily practice of jump serve receiving, digging, and spiking.

What levels of programs purchase the Attack II volleyball machine?
International teams, college programs, top women's teams, and hundreds of high schools across the country use the Attack II volleyball machine.

Can the Attack II do a full range of drills?
Yes, the Attack II can perform digging, serving, and team coordination drills, with various speeds and spins, offering realistic game simulations.

How is the Attack II moved around the court?
The machine has locking casters, making it easy to move around the court.

What is the range of ball speeds the Attack II machine can deliver and how do you change the speed?
It delivers serves over 80 MPH, with speed adjustments made using the speed dials.

What adjustment is required to change the placement of the ball on the court?
Loosen the locking handles to pivot the throwing head side-to-side or up-and-down to target any court location.

What is the recovery time between throws for the machine?
There is no recovery time. The machine can deliver rapid repetitions continuously.

How does the Attack II volleyball machine compare to the AirCAT machine in performance?
The Attack II's head pivots easily to any court position, while the AirCAT must be moved and lacks the ability to adjust spin or achieve higher release points.

How does the Attack II compare to the AirCAT regarding ball release point?
The Attack II releases balls from 5' to over 8'6", while the AirCAT's maximum release point is 6'.

How well does the AirCAT simulate game situations?
The AirCAT lacks the ability to simulate true linear spikes and cannot impart spin, making it less effective for realistic game simulations.

Does the Attack II cause tearing or cutting of the ball?
No, the wider, softer polyurethane wheels prevent tearing, with minimal wear on balls, even with extended use.

How is the Attack II transported?
It fits through standard gym doors and can be transported in a standard SUV or pick-up truck.

What is the acceptable length for an extension cord?
You need a #14/3 grounded power cord up to 200 ft. Longer cords may require a licensed electrician’s opinion.

What are the full load operating amps for the volleyball machine?
The machine draws 1.5 amps, but a 20-amp service is recommended for continuous operation.

Can the machine be operated with a generator?
Yes, but it must produce "clean electricity." A 1000W to 2000W Honda generator with inverter technology is recommended.

How long does it take to receive the volleyball machine?
Typically, it ships within 3-5 business days within the U.S.

What type of assembly is necessary, and are special tools required?
Assembly takes less than an hour, and you will need two standard wrenches (1/2" and 7/16").

What is the warranty on the Attack II?
The warranty covers material, workmanship, and wear components for two years from the original purchase date.

How is repair and service handled for the volleyball machines?
Parts can be easily replaced in the field using common tools, with parts lists and instructions available in the manual.

How long has Sports Attack been in business producing volleyball machines?
Sports Attack has been producing machines since 1995, with over 60 years of experience in sports equipment.

How many volleyball machines has Sports Attack sold?
Thousands of teams around the world currently use Sports Attack volleyball machines.

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Attack II - How-To Videos

How to: Clean Wheels

How to remove: Head

How to replace: Controller

How to replace: Top Motor

How to replace: Bottom Motor

How to replace: Wheels