Great product
Absolutely love this product and the analytics it provides for hitters. I believe it is very accurate and I use it for all my kids and the lessons I give.
JDJosh Dawson8
Great Hitting Tool
Great tool to help improve swing mechanics. Daughter is able to see in real time what she needs to correct and goals that she continues to work towards each session.
PHPeanut Hay
Happy with the product
We got the sensor about a month ago and we have liked it. It is easy to install, easy to you and easy to follow on the app. What I dislike is how the sensor is always on and the battery dies quickly.
Also I really like with the new updates that you can send coaches your progress report!
Overall solid product.
Also I really like with the new updates that you can send coaches your progress report!
Overall solid product.
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KKnockemdown
完全不能用
一个月给你删号 重新订阅付费去吧
MMattchhhhh
From Swing Analytics Platform to Glorified Swing Counter
I purchased Blast as a Christmas gift this past December 2025 for my daughter who plays competitive travel softball because it USED to be a legitimate swing analytics platform. The value was in the ability to track swings over time, review reports, analyze trends, and export data for deeper evaluation. That was the entire point.
From December to now, Blast has quietly gutted the very features that made the platform useful.
Blast Connect is being retired.
Player Reports were removed.
Data syncing stopped.
CSV/Excel export functionality does not exist.
And according to support, there is currently no timeline to bring it back EVER.
What makes this especially frustrating is that support previously told users export functionality was being worked on for the future. Instead, the opposite happened, features disappeared.
So what are you actually left with?
A glorified swing counter inside a mobile app.
That’s it.
If you are a parent, coach, travel player, or serious athlete looking for long-term player development and analytics, understand this before investing money into Blast hardware and subscriptions: you no longer truly own or meaningfully access your own data outside the app.
In 2026, with AI-powered analysis, video breakdown tools, automated trend tracking, and advanced baseball/softball analytics rapidly evolving, removing export and reporting capabilities is honestly shocking. Most serious users want MORE access to their data, not less.
The frustrating part is that Blast already had the foundation. Instead of evolving into a modern AI-integrated analytics ecosystem, they stripped away core functionality and locked everything into a watered-down mobile experience.
Support was polite and transparent, but the product direction itself has become deeply disappointing.
There are now far better options emerging for players and families who actually care about analytics, AI-assisted development, historical tracking, and owning their own performance data.
Unfortunately, Blast no longer appears to be one of them.
From December to now, Blast has quietly gutted the very features that made the platform useful.
Blast Connect is being retired.
Player Reports were removed.
Data syncing stopped.
CSV/Excel export functionality does not exist.
And according to support, there is currently no timeline to bring it back EVER.
What makes this especially frustrating is that support previously told users export functionality was being worked on for the future. Instead, the opposite happened, features disappeared.
So what are you actually left with?
A glorified swing counter inside a mobile app.
That’s it.
If you are a parent, coach, travel player, or serious athlete looking for long-term player development and analytics, understand this before investing money into Blast hardware and subscriptions: you no longer truly own or meaningfully access your own data outside the app.
In 2026, with AI-powered analysis, video breakdown tools, automated trend tracking, and advanced baseball/softball analytics rapidly evolving, removing export and reporting capabilities is honestly shocking. Most serious users want MORE access to their data, not less.
The frustrating part is that Blast already had the foundation. Instead of evolving into a modern AI-integrated analytics ecosystem, they stripped away core functionality and locked everything into a watered-down mobile experience.
Support was polite and transparent, but the product direction itself has become deeply disappointing.
There are now far better options emerging for players and families who actually care about analytics, AI-assisted development, historical tracking, and owning their own performance data.
Unfortunately, Blast no longer appears to be one of them.
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DDataDrivenDad
