ZENY 7'×7' Baseball Softball Practice Net Hitting Batting Catching Pitching Training Net w/Carry Bag & Metal Bow Frame, Baseball Training Equipment

This is a big net. It's well made and incredibly easy to assemble. I put it together by myself in about five minutes tops in my garage. It's tall, so my 8yr old son and I had to tilt it sideways to get it out of the garage and into the yard but it isn't heavy at all so it was very easy to do. It will be easy to break down and store when the season is over. I wouldn't leave it up year round in the sun and rain, but storing it in the included bag after only leaving it out for 3-4 months and it should last years.It's really sped up hitting practice with my son. Instead of wasting ten minutes and unnecessary energy having to run all over the yard picking up baseballs now all I've got to do is have him hold the bucket in front of the net and I go to the back and lift the net up to dump them in. Efficiency means better practice. Better practice means better performance.It's not only for hitting practice. I have been running fielding drills with my son to help him gain speed and confidence both fielding and throwing towards first. I set up the net where first would be and hit the ball to him. He does the rest. We go through twenty hits at a time and break to reload the bucket. Very efficient use of practice time.And speaking of efficiency, to anyone interested in improving their batting skills I highly recommend also getting a good Tee as well as The Insider Bat (and the sponge balls, whiffle balls, or tennis balls for the iBat) to go with this net to vastly improve the quality of batting practice. You will not regret this trio of affordable tools. You or your little slugger can very quickly learn how to hit properly and therefore directionally so that one day you can line drive the ball right in the cut and increase swing velocity at the same time. There are plenty of great videos on YouTube showing how to best utilize them together.

I’ve been using the ZENY 7'×7' Baseball Softball Practice Net with my Disc Golf Tech disc to practice during the winter, and it’s been perfect! The net is sturdy and catches the disc with no issue, whether I’m practicing my throws or working on accuracy. It’s easy to set up and take down, and the carrying bag makes it super portable. Ideal for keeping up with practice, even when it's cold outside!

My niece loved this for her birthday! It was easy to put together and sturdy. Would def recommend.

Nearly identical design to a 7' x 7' Bow Net I bought for a HS baseball team about 7 years ago. That net took a beating and works like new to this day.The ZENY copies the excellent design of the Bow Net, but is a small step down in quality of materials. Thinner-walled rolled tubing (the Bow Net has what looks like cast alloy---heavy, with strong welds at the joints. MUCH heavier-duty!) and slightly cheaper-feeling nylon facings and netting. It does not look like it will take the same level of prolonged abuse that the Bow Net has, and seemed a bit less-easy to set up. The plastic caps on the ends of the frame tend to pop off easily any time the net is moved. But from 10 feet away you can't really tell the difference.Functionally, it does exactly what the Bow Net does---HS age hitters can blast away off of tees or soft-tossers and the net catches balls without any threat of toppling over. It also makes a nice portable backstop for backing up throwing/fielding drills, or for pitchers/catchers working in open space. 7 x 7 is a great size.Originally I was going to give this net 3 stars, but added a 4th because at this price it is a great value. It comes with a nice nylon bag and small stakes for holding it down on windy days.If you want some assurance that this device is able to take a beating and will last a long time, I'd recommend spending the extra on the Bow Net. It is stronger/better. However, with some care (protecting the tubing from becoming dented!) the ZENY should last 2-3 seasons easily enough. Both do exactly the same thing.

I got this for my grandson to enable him to practice pitching by himself, it not only works great for that, but he also uses it for practicing soccer.Good quality, good value!

Bought for my daughter to get some swings I for softball. Good quality. Easy to take down and store away. Very easy to assemble too.

I just need a larger backstop for my son when We worked on batting and soft toss drills. This model worked fine for my purposes. It was less costly ( by almost half) than some of the others that appeared to be made the same. I saw some reviews where welds were broken and the unit appeared rusty and the net was torn. Not mine, (not yet at least). The Red net material feels like it may fail over time if left exposed, so I don’t leave mine up outside, or in the weather. Frame feels sturdy and the side poles feel like fiberglass. Easy assembly and breakdown and has a carry bag So far, no issues and good value for what I paid (under $50)

Their nets are easy to set up and take down and very durable. I have two of them, and have had one of the next for 2 years now and it is still in perfect condition. On top of that, their customer service is phenomenal. A team I was coaching forgot to pack 2 of the poles, and the poles are now permanently lost. I fully expected to pay for replacement poles, but the company simply sent me replacement ones. And they kept track of the replacement and gave me updates as to when it would arrive. So great product and exceptional customer service. Buy these nets!