CHAMPROBaseball and Softball Combined Virtual Catcher/Rebound Screen (52” x 36”)

This is sturdy and a great buy for pitchers or for kids practicing grounders and more!

Sturdy frame and good bounce back. I wish the strike zone sode would stay on better and not sit crooked. It works fine for our 5 year old but may keep falling off for someone older who throws harder.

After reading good reviews on this thing at other places I went ahead and ordered this for my 11yr old. This is not meant for older kids. It should be 5 and under only. Like other reviews on here, the strike zone is at the ground and not in the right area, the whole thing moves and rocks when the ball get thrown at it and it’s very flimsy. We will see how long it lasts. Really glad I got this on sale and didn’t pay full price.

It’s smaller and the targets are lower than I was expecting.Came with all parts. Fairly easy to assemble. But I wouldn’t go out of my way to buy it again.

Look at picture on box to finish assembly, the instructions were ok till I got to the hooks. Pretty durable. We use it in the house and outside. Blew over a few times when it was windy, so just use the stakes to hold it down if that happens. Other than that it's pretty sturdy. My 10 year old daughter and 5 year old son use it and so do I. Good for pitching practice and practicing on throwing and catching. Reversible football target as well for football season . I recommend this for everybody.

My son loves this. However, after just one day of use, several of the bungee chords that hold the bounce back side of the net in place have snapped. He's not even throwing hard at that side. Just playing catch with himself. If you buy this, plan on figuring out other ways to secure the net. The pitching side (blue canvas) has held up well so far. And that is the side he throws hard at.

The Champro Virtual Catcher was challenging to assemble as the instructions we not well written. After completion I discovered the the white net had a hole it it because the sewing was not done correctly along the seam but it was not worth tearing apart. It worked okay for about a month then developed several tears in the large black netting rendering it useless. Seller arranged for a replacement from the manufacturer. I'm debating on whether to set it up or donate it. This design and quality would probably be okay for smaller children, but will not withstand 12+ yrs with stronger pitches.

This allows my grandson to pitch by himself and then catch the ground balls bouncing back.