Slinger Bag CEO Mike Ballardie chats with TennisONE

Mike Ballardie (Slinger Bag CEO) talks about the future of Slinger Bag with Randy Master from TennisONE.

[@andyhung424able]

great interview. I ordered a Slinger Bag machine and am waiting for the shipment to arrive. It is great to hear the CEO of the company and learn about his significant experience in the tennis industry as a player, coach and also on the business side. I'm very excited about the machine and can't wait to hit the court with it.

[@darrengomes2203]

I was one of the Kickstarter compaign backers, but had to withdraw my backing when the original specs were drastically changed from being the smallest, most featured ball machines available that could be carried on your back as a kit bag. There's no way I'd be able to carry/take the Slinger in it's final form on the Tube and buses easily. Now the final version's a success, how about going back to the original specifications and producing that version as the Slinger Junior?

[@leoa543]

How can I extend the range of the remote controller? It's in consistent otherwise. Thank you.

[@dreadrockadrian]

I got mine. Used it for the first time tonight. Its a well made machine. However its frustrating to constantly have to wait for balls to be delivered because it sticks way too often.

[@njh8277]

Please reduce the price in the UK

[@ranjit49808p]

Hi I play for the army team ,are you shipping to India.

[@jackt5617]

Slingerbag looks to be a great product, but doesn't do much good for a company to have a great product if it is not available to the public for purchase.. I have been waiting for a couple of months for Slingerbags to be available and here it is 5/1/2024 and still not available. How can a company have products for sale, and have zero inventory for months, and when I have called the company, they have no idea on when the Slingerbag will be available, even for pre-purchase I own a business, and know that if you have staff and a building, then you have expenses. How can you meet payroll, much less the rest of the costs for runnning a business, and also have a public traded company?