Fiberglass poles hold this practice net open at 7 feet wide and 7.4 feet tall, wide enough to swallow pitches that miss the plate and tall enough for adult arm slots. Two strike zone targets hang on the face: a 9-hole target for working on pitch location and a single-hole target for grooving one release point. Multi-layer netting with reinforced edges absorbs repeated baseball and softball contact, and the poles return to shape rather than staying bent. The rectangular base uses triangular support to widen the footprint, and four U-shaped ground stakes pin it into grass or dirt so the frame stays put during long sessions. Below the strike zones a deep catch area gathers balls in one place, which cuts the walking between rounds. The whole rig weighs 12.5 pounds and packs down to a 3-foot depth, so it moves from garage to field in one trip.
Fiberglass poles hold this practice net open at 7 feet wide and 7.4 feet tall, wide enough to swallow pitches that miss the plate and tall enough for adult arm slots. Two strike zone targets hang on the face: a 9-hole target for working on pitch location and a single-hole target for grooving one release point. Multi-layer netting with reinforced edges absorbs repeated baseball and softball contact, and the poles return to shape rather than staying bent. The rectangular base uses triangular support to widen the footprint, and four U-shaped ground stakes pin it into grass or dirt so the frame stays put during long sessions. Below the strike zones a deep catch area gathers balls in one place, which cuts the walking between rounds. The whole rig weighs 12.5 pounds and packs down to a 3-foot depth, so it moves from garage to field in one trip.
