⚾️ PowerNet 4x7 Portable Pitching I-Screen - Ultimate Baseball Pitcher Protection for Line Drives & Grounders, Heavy Duty Knottless Netting - Ideal Batting Practice Tool Review

Great product. I use it for my 14U girls softball team. Works perfectly. It matches my bow net from Dick's Sporting Goods Store. It should also match the original orange bow nets. I use it for front throw. The biggest thing I use it for is to almost put it in the opposite box for protection. This allows me to sit behind him during live BP to watch the swing path and shoot on the iPad.

A note: I use this to toss BP to 10 year olds playing ball. Can't tell if this will hold up with a BP reel for high school or college players wielding a fairly loaded bbcor. I already had a 7x7 mesh and frame, so being able to just buy a pitching screen and no other frame was perfect. I just skip one of the bottom bars to 7x7 and this mesh fits perfectly. Very happy with the purchase.

I only bought the net because I already had a Bow Net Frame. The great thing is that if you already have a PowerNet or Bow Net to use with the Tee and Soft Toss you can use the same frame (minus a cross section). Setup takes no longer than installing Bow Net (< 2 minutes). The I-Screen has a full-width sleeve that extends the entire length of the pole, preventing batted balls from squeezing between the net and pole and hitting your pitcher in the legs. You can secure or pin down the frame…

The PowerNet I-Screen is a great addition to the 7x7 grid I already have! I've coached my son and his baseball team for many years. As they got older, pitching became intimidating because they're of an age where they can run a line right at a pitcher fairly regularly. Me and the other coaches had to be VERY vigilant on the hill. In fact, last season I got a really bad hit in the thigh for going out on the track. I have already submitted our first BP using PowerNet I-Screen, it is an amazing…

I am the club coach for the women's 16U fast pitch team. In practice we often throw real balls forward and this net works very well as a safety screen for the coach or the person throwing the balls. It is quick and easy to set up and offers very good protection against center hits even at close range (10 to 15 feet from the striker). lower posts. It installs in about 45-60 seconds. The quality, construction and mesh used appear to be identical if not slightly heavier than the Bownet version. It