⚡ Race. Record. Repeat. Own your speed.
The SKLZ Speed Gates are a complete speed training system featuring 4 cones, 4 sensors, and a visible timer that tracks sprint times up to 50 yards. Designed for athletes across multiple sports, it offers quick setup with light indicators, stores your 50 latest runs, and comes with a carry bag for ultimate portability.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 12.2 x 7.95 x 7.95 inches |
Package Weight | 1.69 Kilograms |
Item Weight | 1.9 Pounds |
Brand Name | SKLZ |
Warranty Description | 1 year manufacturer |
Model Name | SKLZ Speed Gates for Speed training for Sports and Athletics |
Color | yellow |
Material | Plastic |
Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
Manufacturer | SKLZ |
Part Number | 11024 |
Included Components | 4 CONES, CARRY BAG, TIMER, 4 SENSORS |
Sport Type | Baseball, Hockey, Soccer, Running, Basketball, Football |
A**A
Works as expected
Work well, te sensor started to give some issues which was quickly remedied once I contacted seller
A**.
Save your money and don't buy... poor quality of signal, the gates don't work!
Seems like a great idea, but the 2-AA batteries aren't powerful enough to run the unit. The timer doesn't register when the runner passes the gates, even though the light on the gates trips when the runner passes by. I've noticed you have to be no less than 10 yards from both gates (start and finish gates) for the timer to register when someone crosses them. If you're timing a 40 yard dash, as the description says it can go that far, it's impossible to stand 10 yards from the start and finish gates unless you run along with the sprinter, which is currently what I'm doing. I'm less than 10 yard from the start gate as the sprinter starts. Then I run along with the sprinter to try to get within 10 yards of the finish gates in order for the timer to receive the signal. If I'm not close enough to the finish gate by the time the sprinter crosses it, the timer doesn't receive the signal and it doesn't stop recording, so I don't end up with a finish time making the product useless. Basically, the unit isn't powerful enough in order to work properly. If you have brand new AA batteries (which you need 5 pairs), you may get it to work up to the 40 yards, but not for long. As the batteries start to die, which they do as soon as you start to use them, the distance the timer can read the gates starts to drop. After using for a few mins, I'm no longer able to register a 40 yard dash by standing at the finish gate. I have to stand in the middle to run along with the sprinter in order for the timer to work. And the included batteries, which are cheap, really struggle. I had to replace those almost immediately with expensive Duracells.This product is a good idea, just wasn't fully designed to work properly. I may rewire all the units to take 3-AA batteries instead of 2 and see if the extra voltage of the 3rd battery will allow the timer to register the gates up to 40 yards, but my recommendation is to avoid this product altogether. I know gates are normally $400 and up, so this product would nice at this price point, but what's the point of purchasing something that's just going to end up being a paper weight.Now, maybe I got a bad unit, but for me, it doesn't work. Like I said, I'm going to play around with wiring it for 3 batteries. Will that ruin the unit, maybe. But at the moment it doesn't work, so I might as well try to turn this paper weight into something useful. Either way, I'll be investing in another unit, which will be more expensive but it's better than throwing away money. It's too bad, I really wanted these to work. It's such a basic function and I don't see why gates are so expensive, but I need something that works and is reliable, and my experience has been that his product is not it.
K**L
Excellent stuff!
Hi,I'm a gymnast of 26 years, a coach for 10, and I've been building a ninja warrior program for the last year. My ninja students love them. The students love to be able to see their times and the times of their peers, and it is motivation for them to race the clock. The lasers appear high tech (they really are just garage door laser motion sensors) and although they are made of plastic, I expect they will last a very long time given they aren't mistreated. In my professional opinion, these speed gates are the best for the money spent. There's no other product out there right now which compares in both price & functionality. Right now, similar products are ranging from $600-$1000.
A**
Works ninety nine percent of the time, but the lasers must be close together.
I've been using this timer to time track athletes, and it works really well, especially for 10m flies and 60m sprints. I haven't tried any greater distances, and so far it's been amazing. It's very accurate and works 99% of the time, which is amazing. The only thing I don't like is the distance between the lasers. The distance is actually rather short, and it only picks up about one lane's width. For instance, if you wanted to measure your athletes and have a wider field to take their times from, it would be very difficult. You have to put the lasers fairly close together for them to pick up and recognize the times. But once they are connected and there are no more flashing red lights, then it works really well. I do recommend this for any program that doesn't want to invest thousands of dollars in a high-quality system. But for programs that simply want something to set the bar for athletes, something that gives the athletes something to look forward to, this is it. Just be mindful that you will need to keep the lasers fairly close together.
J**Z
Sin inconvenientes
Lo utilizo en distancias de hasta 25mts y funciona perfecto.
A**E
Less distance than advertised & unreliable
I bought these gates to time sprints with my kids who are track athletes. I’ve been disappointed with them to say the least.These gates advertise being able to time distances up to 40-50meters, I’ve been lucky to get up to 20 meters and in most cases can’t get beyond 15! We’ve bought performance batteries as some suggest and even that hasn’t workedThe gates are also unreliable when we finally do get to a working distance they often don’t start or don’t stop. It happens far too often!If you’re serious about timing sprints, spend the money and get something more reliable. I spend a good 10-12 minutes before the workout just trying to find a distance that these dang things will work at. We’ve had lot of wasted time and unrecorded reps using these gates.If you’re a hobbyist go for it, but if you’re serious about what you’re doing look elsewhere.Very disappointed with the results we’ve had with these gates
M**Y
Decent product, good product for how cheap, but needs some tweaking to make it work as intended.
The stands that come with the sensors are too low and having the time piece more than 20 yards away from the start or end causes frequent errors. After a little use I used buckets to prop up the sensors which helped greatly. I also started 1/3 of the way towards the middle and walked as the athlete I was timing ran so I was close enough to the end for it to work. Once I figured out a couple little tricks it worked great, but it definitely needs some tweaking to make it work as intended. Even with that being said, for the price compared to similar products I would recommend. It is not perfect, but once you play some games with it, it works very well.
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