Lobster Sports has been building ball machines since 1971, and its North Hollywood operation now turns out one of the deepest pickleball machine lines in the sport. The entry point is the pickle, a 35-pound, made-in-USA machine throwing balls up to 60 mph with heavy topspin and backspin from a 125-ball hopper, covered by a 2-year warranty. The pickle two adds 2-line oscillation and a 6-to-8-hour battery, the digital pickle champion brings six pre-loaded drills designed by pros with fully random oscillation, and the commercial-grade pickle phenom feeds nearly 200 balls at 20 to 65 mph for clubs and facilities. Lobster also sells pickleball paddles, including the ProXR Zane Navratil Signature and Master Athletics lines. Machines start around $1,139, with frequent bundle sales at lobstersports.com.