It’s very sturdy and held up well during my kids’ batting and pitching practices. It’s not exactly really easy to fold up though, kind of a pain. But a great find. Does the job well.

The net worked great for pitching and hitting off the Tee. My only complaint was the strike zone kept falling off and we had to go back to set it up. It’s basically useless with this little Velcro tabs they want you to use. I went to Home Depot and bought these carabiners and sewed them in. Just wish it came these way from the factory. Especially when we bought the pro model.

This is a great net for the kids or even an adult to practice with , hit into the net, or setup homebase in front to catch the strikes , so much easier than chasing them around, it’s also a great trainer for pitching with the Velcro pitching target.There was a review that mentioned the fiberglass poles leaving splinters , I used gloves putting it together but a few times touched the poles, as did my son , didn’t notice any splinters , the poles we received were nice and smooth. This net is way…

Kids are excited to be out practicing :) Quick and easy set up means you don't have to wait long to play and have fun! That's my feedback.

I had an old Jugs net that was old and worn out. This one was certainly a different style than my old one but is just as effective. Theain difference is that if you hit the ball outside of the middle circular net, the ball comes back at ya pretty quick. But I learned pretty quickly to hit it straight into the net. Lol.Sturdy materials and easy to set up. Way easier than my old Jugs net.

10 year old grandkids used for pitching and batting off of tee . they also used it for backstop for the neighorhood wiffle ball game. strong and easy to assemble and put away.

This is super fun for practicing Ultimate disc throwing, i.e. Frisbee throwing. Note that the bonus white target didn't last very long. It got shredded after a few hours of use. But I'm quite happy with the net!Note: I just leave it outside all the time, so that I'm more likely to use it. I'm sure it would last longer if I stored it away and set it up when I wanted to use it, but then I would use it less.

You can hit baseballs into it, throw baseballs into it, throw footballs into it. You could probably use it for a hammock if you wanted to (I wouldn't recommend it though). I actually get exercise now. As most people know, wear gloves when assembling because fiberglass can be itchy, but dang strong, especially this extremely flexible, sturdy type. I don't often write reviews, but everyone that just wants to get a little exercise can set this up in a garage or even basement. I may get another one

Purchased this hitting net for my 14-year-old son to give him more opportunities to work on his swing both hitting off a tee and with soft toss. After 5 weeks of use (almost daily), I am very pleased with this net. My son has no problem setting the net up or tearing it down by himself; he is not able to leave it assembled so he puts it up and tears it down every time he hits and he has not complained once. He hits almost every day and sometimes multiple times in a day. He hits around 100…

Love this net, love it so much I bought a second one. Each to assemble alone. Quick to take down. Has taken direct hits from a baseball bat swing too close and poles held up. Used it for bp to protect the pitcher and no balls got through. Well built.