⚾️ PowerNet 5x5 Training Net + Strike Zone + Weighted Ball Bundle - Baseball Softball Coaching Aid for Pitching Drills. Compact, Lightweight & Ultra Portable. Team Color Option. Review

I coach 3 teams aged 5-15. These nets are amazing, they hold up even when I hit and throw them. I would recommend these networks to everyone from the beginner to the most experienced player. They're quick to set up and take down, which comes in handy when you're short on outdoor time. They're also great in the garden. I would also recommend getting network accessories that give you a lot more value.

My son is in high school in baseball. He serves just like the other positions on the team and has played for many years. I was pleasantly surprised at how good this network is despite abusing it. I definitely recommend this network for all ages! Holds up well and makes a good impression so far! He's having a lot of fun and I don't have to go out and carry the trap anymore! Now all I can do is sit and watch.

We are very satisfied with our PowerNet training network. It's the right size, it's durable. The supplied assembly instructions are difficult to understand. We watch videos on YouTube and easily edit them. Then I saw a card in the box with the assembly instructions on the PowerNet website. We haven't taken it apart for storage yet, but it comes with a nice pouch for storage. Also on YouTube there are many videos posted by PowerNet with skill lessons.

My 16 year old son finds this practice useful (says a lot). It feels solid after a few batting sessions and doesn't require a lot of room to work with as my son only hits the T about 2-3 feet from net. It comes with 4 metal anchors, a weight ball and whichever detachable throwing target he prefers. It takes less than 2 minutes to assemble and about the same time to disassemble. The carrying case is compact, which makes it very convenient to take the set with you wherever you go. The weight ball

We ordered this for our 8 year old son to give him some BP at home during the off season. Installation took only a few minutes with clear and concise instructions. I found it easier to thread the mesh through the first bottom support bar and then thread the second bar through the mesh before placing it on the base. The frame will bend a little. The storage bag was large enough for four support rods, frame pieces, grid, strike zone marker and pegs. It moved when I hit it but not much so older…

I looked at it for a long time and had some doubts about buying it. But it's worth the money! It seems to be of amazing quality. It has a metal base and heavy top bars (bars that go on the side). The top poles are similar to these flexible tent poles, but were made by Tony Stark and Bruce Banner. The net appears to be thicker nylon and easily handles my 8 year old's fastball which tops out at around 45mph. And my oldest lacrosse shot went up to 69 mph. It seems to handle both with ease! It…