Review on 🏸 Improve Your Game with the Flair Sports Pitchback Rebound Net – Pro Heavy Duty Series! by Christopher Sullivan

.but you have to be able to BEAT! i like this thing I almost exhausted my arm and had no idea what good practice it was to chase the ball after losing. Assembly was easy until you got to the last five or six little ties holding the mesh in place. I had to resort to pliers to stretch it enough to hook it. But that's GOOD because when it's done it's a flat mesh ready to take your craziest pitch. It's unforgiving when you miss the "strike zone", you'd better be ready to take a quick step to the right or left as the ball bounces back fine but physics has taken over. It is adjustable as you like. Mine bounces back at a 45 degree angle so I can hit the zone and get the ball flying up nicely. If you make it more vertical, brace yourself for a quick return straight to the wheelhouse. I use a variety of garage sale balls, my favorite being a plastic bowling ball the size of a softball that weighs a few pounds. It's more like throwing practice but I don't want him hitting me on the head, he's hard as a rock. After that, a normal baseball feels like powder. Basically, the rebound mesh is a bit more expensive than it is, but it works well. It's probably a good idea to keep it out of the sun when you're not using it. These little bungees look like they don't take the weather very well and the sun kills stretchy/plastic/rubber stuff. Very stable in my shredded ghetto grass, but you might need a sandbag or two if you've got a hand like The Big Unit. Just click on the zone and you will be amazed. If you miss the zone you'll have to argue with the judge (my big dumb dog) who loves to snatch my misses and not return them! Good quarantine activity for a 67 year old fart who misses baseball. Have fun