RapidArm+ cricket ball thrower — throwdowns from 100 to 160 kph
The arm that puts a fast bowler in your nets.
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RapidArm+ is the pinnacle of cricket ball throwers, building on the success of RapidArm v2 with a newly reinforced fiberglass shaft, four length settings from 35 to 52 cm, an adjustable cup angle and a redesigned handle. It throws a real cricket ball from 100 kph up to 160 kph — so a parent, a coach or a teammate can deliver quality throwdowns without being a skilled thrower.
| Speed range | 100–160 kph |
|---|---|
| Arm lengths | 4 settings — 35 to 52 cm |
| Cup angle | Adjustable, 7 numbered settings |
| Adjustment | Steel screws · quick adjustment system |
| Shaft | Fiberglass-reinforced, advanced stiffness |
| Handle | Redesigned ergonomic grip |
| Construction | Weather-resistant |
| Ball compatibility | Men's & women's leather, machine balls, Swingas |
| Cup | Moulded, replaceable |
| Colourway | Green & gold |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| Ships from | Australia, worldwide |
A grip, not a scoop
The moulded cup holds the seam the way a bowler's fingers do, so the ball leaves with genuine swing and seam rather than being lobbed out of a spoon. It shapes itself to whatever ball you put in it.
Four lengths, 35 to 52 cm
The blade is marked 100, 120, 140 and 160 — the speed each setting delivers. It slides inside the sleeve and locks with steel screws: short for control work, full extension when someone reckons they can handle the quick stuff.
A stiffer, faster shaft
The fiberglass-reinforced shaft uses advanced stiffness technology for a precise, explosive throw — the single biggest upgrade over RapidArm v2, and where the extra pace comes from.
Built for every ground, every season
Weather-resistant construction, balanced weight distribution for stability through the throw, and a redesigned ergonomic handle that reduces fatigue over a long session.
Seven cup angles
The flattest setting skids the ball through low — ideal for yorker practice. The highest loops it in with steep bounce, like a lively pitch. Everything in between is yours to dial in.
Built to last a season and then some
Steel screws instead of plastic catches, a fiberglass-reinforced shaft, and a cup you can replace when it eventually wears — because it's the part taking every impact.
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Every control in our free browser game is a real RapidArm adjustment. Bowl an over, feel what each speed and cup angle does — and take five wickets for 10% off.
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