Baseball & Softball Practice Hitting & Pitching Net Similar to Bow Frame, Great for All Skill Levels, Pop up/Easy Fold up/Fiberglass Frame, Light Weight, Portable, Black

Very portable and well made. It is easy for a ten-year-old to use regularly.

Instructions were vague, but most people that have played or coached HS baseball can figure it out. It is flimsy but for T-Ball and coach pitch it is great. But they put did not sew on the straps of the red square to attach to net, made that useless also. And it the wrong one at that. The stakes that come with it well find another use they are terrible, they bend very easily get some good tent stakes. What do you expect a US company gets it made in China for cheap labor sell high price and company owners get to drive luxury cars. For practice hitting at T-Ball practice and home practice it's great and you don't have to chase balls every where or break anything. Coach pitch is great for home use but team practice not big enough or sturdy enough need a more HS or up level type of net.

This net works well at stopping the ball and dropping it right behind the net. Unfortunately, the stakes are thin and flimsy. A more stout stake would do a better job of keeping this net in place. Additionally, the plastic fittings that attach the net to the frame are week and break easily. I ended up using bailing wire on the corners.

Didn’t stay together very well and not sturdy for what it should be

During the first use a ball ripped through it. Had to return.

The frame is very flimsy , after three uses of folding and unfolding the corner bent easily and broke. It was very frustrating to move around the flimsy rods would detach . Would not recommend

Fell apart 10 minutes into batting practice. Piece of junk

Grandson uses this a lot.