Lunging & Drifting
The upper body leaks forward or upwards, the head races the hands, and every off-speed pitch turns into a rollover. "Stay back!" gets yelled. Nothing changes.
Attackletics × Out Front Hitting
The 8-angle solid steel wedge that turns the ground into your baseball or softball hitter's best coach. Fix lunging, stop drifting, and unlock real leg drive and power. Co-designed with Casey Smith of Out Front Hitting, the hitting coach MLB players call. 13 lbs of solid steel. Folds flat with a handle for easy portability. Great for players and coaches alike, and works for Little Leaguers all the way to MLB players.
Ships in 3–5 business days · Baseball & Softball · Ages 6 to Pro
Casey Smith has trained hitters from
Weak swings at every level can trace back to one of these lower-half leaks. You've all seen them.
The upper body leaks forward or upwards, the head races the hands, and every off-speed pitch turns into a rollover. "Stay back!" gets yelled. Nothing changes.
Instead of loading into the rear hip, the hitter sinks up and over it, and power dies in the quad instead of the glute, the barrel drags, and the ball goes nowhere.
The front side flies open early, the head pulls off, and hard contact only happens when the pitcher misses middle-middle. Coverage of the outer half? Gone.
Here's the hard truth every good coach eventually admits: you can't talk a hitter out of these habits. Verbal cues get filtered, forgotten, or fought. Feel doesn't. That's exactly why pro coaches and facilities put a hitting wedge under their hitters' feet every single day.
The Attack Wedge works on a simple, ruthless principle used inside pro player development: change the ground, and the ground exposes the flaw instantly. Put the angled surface under the back foot and a collapsing load becomes impossible to ignore. Flip it under the front foot and drifting or rising up gets stopped mid-stride, because the wedge literally pushes back. The hitter feels the mistake, self-corrects, and grooves the fix on their own. At the cage, in the garage, at home — with or without a coach standing there.
Every elite swing is built on two non-negotiables: a loaded backside and a braced front side. The Attack Wedge trains both. Just flip it around.
With their back foot wedge-elevated, standing up and out of the back leg feels immediately wrong. So your hitter learns to load into the hip, hamstring, and glute while keeping the upper body level.
Fixes: collapsing backside · dead lower half · quad-loading · weak weight transfer
Flip the wedge under the lead foot and it self-corrects drift. If the upper body leaks over the front hip, the wedge pushes back instantly. It's the same ground-force principle a mound's slope gives baseball pitchers. The lead hip anchors, and the torso gets a clear runway to rotate at full speed.
Fixes: lunging · drifting · spinning open early · rising out of the swing
Watch Out Front Hitting's Casey Smith walk through the rear-leg and front-side wedge drills (2:56)
Fixed wedges force every athlete into one setting. The Attack Wedge adjusts to the hitter — their age, their size, their swing flaw, and how hard you want the ground to push back. Tap through the settings:
Everyday training zone. Enough angle to expose a collapsing load or a drifting front side without exaggerating it.
One adjustment bar. No tools. Change settings in seconds between hitters — then fold it flat and go.
Casey Smith isn't a gadget guy. He's a former San Diego Padres draft pick who's spent 20+ years turning swings around inside his Out Front Hitting facility, including those of MLB batting champion DJ LeMahieu and Red Sox first-rounder Michael Chavis. Hitting wedges have been part of his daily training for years. This new training tool exists because he wanted an adjustable, steel-built version that could survive his professional facility and travel to any field.
“I'm 100% confident in… Coach Casey's ability to make any hitter better.”
13 lbs of solid steel that folds flat and rides by the handle.
From nearly flat to steep max load. One adjustment bar, zero tools, dialed in seconds.
Hitter after hitter, season after season. Built for team volume, not garage-only use.
Collapses flat with an easy-grip handle. Portable cage to field to tournament, no hassle.
Full-foot surface that fits every cleat from Little League to MLB shoe sizes.
Included optional velcro-on turf top for extra traction. Peel it off anytime.
Grips gym floors, cage turf, or field grass, and stays planted swing after swing.
One tool for every hitter in the lineup, and every dugout in the family.
Lead-leg block and backside-drive work great for pitchers, too.
The angled surface amplifies a swing flaw the instant it happens. The hitter feels it, no coaching explanation needed. That means real, self-driven improvement during solo reps at home, not just when a coach is watching. Less nagging. More fixing.
The wedge keeps the foot square to the direction of push, so the athlete drives straight into the platform instead of leaking force through the ankle and knee. More of the lower half's power actually reaches the barrel, and the hitter learns what that transfer feels like, so it shows up in games.
Pushing off an angled surface forces the deep lateral hip muscles to fire together and stop the knee from caving inward. That reactive stability gets built into every rep. And it carries over to better swing mechanics and quicker direction changes on game day.
Changing the angle keeps the nervous system dynamically engaged instead of only grooving mindless, mechanical swings on a flat floor. The result is a more adaptable athlete who keeps balance and power in messy, unpredictable game situations, and a tool that fits every age, level, and body size.
Got a two-way ballplayer? The same front-side brace that cleans up a swing is the lead-leg block pitchers chase for velocity. And back-leg mode trains the drive off the rubber. One wedge, both sides of the ball.
No more shouting cues from behind the L-screen. Set the angle, let your kid swing, and let the ground deliver the feedback. Grows with them from 6U to varsity, so it's the last wedge you'll buy.
Eight angles means the same wedge works for your smallest 10U and your biggest collegiate slugger. Same back-leg and front-side drills, tee work or front toss. Folds flat, grabs by the handle, and rides to every cage and tournament.
Solid steel that easily shrugs off commercial batting cage foot traffic volume, non-slip on any surface, and flat-fold storage that respects your square footage.
Everything parents and coaches ask before their first hitting wedge session
It's a slant board, perfected for baseball and softball training. It's a solid-steel angled platform that goes under a hitter's back foot or front foot to train proper lower-half mechanics. It has 8 built-in angles, folds flat with a carry handle, and was co-designed by Attackletics and pro hitting coach Casey Smith of Out Front Hitting.
Strap-on wedges are small fixed-angle rubber blocks; foam wedges are also fixed and they compress and slide. And typical slant boards are fixed at one angle and built for stretching, not swinging a bat. The Attack Wedge is a full-foot 14" × 20" steel platform with 8 adjustable angles, a non-slip base, and an optional turf grip layer, all built specifically for baseball and softball hitting drills and BP.
Little League through pro ballplayers. That's the entire point of wedge adjustability: a lower setting suits smaller, younger hitters, while higher settings give bigger, stronger, advanced athletes an aggressive load to work against. The extra-wide platform fits every foot from youth cleats to MLB shoe sizes.
Absolutely. Fastpitch and slowpitch hitters battle the exact same lower-half leaks — lunging, drifting, collapsing the backside — and the wedge trains them to achieve the same fixes. Casey and his Out Front Hitting staff coach elite softball players daily with wedge work.
Yes. Under the lead foot it trains the lead-leg block that helps pitchers convert lower-half energy into velocity, and under the back foot it builds drive off the rubber. It's a legitimate two-way training tool.
Start low. A gentle angle can expose the flaw without exaggerating it. Casey typically begins rear-leg wedge work around the second setting. Move up as the hitter's load and balance improve, or drop nearly flat for first-timers and younger kids. The included quick-start guide walks you through it.
It's a velcro-attached turf surface in our brickdust colorway that adds extra grip under cleats or sneakers. Want the bare non-slip steel surface back instead? Peel it off in seconds.
Yes. It's designed to be non-slip on gym floors, cage turf, garage concrete, and field grass, and the solid-steel build doesn't care about weather or reps.
It collapses completely flat and has an easy-grip handle, so it carries like a briefcase in and out of batting cages, across tournament complexes, into the trunk between the doubleheader. The 14" × 20" footprint slides into any equipment bag pile.
Every Attack Wedge comes with a 1-year warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you're unhappy for any reason, let us make it right ASAP.
Orders arrive in 3–5 business days — possibly a little longer during holidays.
Every rep on flat ground is a rep your hitter's lower half flaws get to hide. Put the Attack Wedge under their feet and let the ground do the coaching. All backed by a 1-year warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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