Mound Yeti 2 Pitching Machine
Most training facilities end up owning two separate pitching machines — one for baseball, one for softball — just to cover both sports. The Mound Yeti 2 pitching machine was built to collapse that into a single piece of equipment. With a baseball-to-softball conversion kit included out of the box, it’s designed to serve mixed programs, multi-sport families, and facilities that don’t have room or budget for two dedicated machines.
This guide covers what the Mound Yeti 2 can actually do, how its conversion system works, and what to expect in terms of portability and durability.
Two-Wheel Design and a Wide Speed Range
The Mound Yeti 2 uses a two-wheel throwing mechanism capable of a notably wide speed range, with pitch speeds commonly listed between roughly 45 and 100 MPH depending on configuration. That range is broad enough to cover entry-level hitters working on timing at the low end, up through advanced high school and travel-level hitters training against near-varsity velocity at the top end — all adjustable through simple low, medium, and high speed settings.
Pitch Variety: More Than Just Straight Fastballs
Beyond raw velocity, the Mound Yeti 2 is built to throw a genuine mix of pitch types. With a quick adjustment, it can deliver right- and left-handed breaking balls, fastballs, sliders, and knuckleballs — giving hitters a more realistic, less predictable look than a machine limited to one repeated pitch. For programs using the machine specifically for timing and recognition work, that pitch variety matters as much as the speed range itself.
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