Storgem Baseball and Softball Pitching Target Net with 9 Pocket and Strike Zone Target, Carry Bag

Perfect tool for your team or pitcher

To small for what is expected based off all the pictures. This is something good for soccer maybe but not for older kids and baseball or softball. If this were up on a stand maybe better but my kids are throwing target practice at the ground and I needed it for aiming straight throws

This is a great Baseball pitching net I set up in my driveway to give my son practice. He is a younger but really wonderful player, just starting 9U Baseball after playing for 1.5 years prior. He is very excited to pitch, and I needed to find a way to allow him to practice on his own - and this is the net that did it! It is very durable, made of thick nylon rope, and fabric on the face, and the pockets have the same material. This net really lets the player try to hone in on specific areas in and around the strike zone since you can really see how accurate you are with this method. Now it's not going to be as good for older players, because the pockets are pretty large, and more precise targeting might be needed - but it will still function for practice for sure. You should have two people help set this up, but one person can do it. The fiberglass poles need to be placed in a fair amount of tension to get the net loops on so it could snap back if you;re not careful. I do not plan on taking this apart much, if ever. It should last long time. A great value for a great pitching and throwing trainer!

This baseball net is surprisingly wonderful. It is easy to assemble but I would suggest doing it with two people. It does take a little bit of strength to attach the net but my 13 year old son and I were able to do it together. When set up it is very sturdy and durable. There are both sandbags (gotta get your own sand) and stakes to weight it down. We used the stakes and it stayed nicely in the ground, even during a thunderstorm. The net also comes with a storage bag which will be nice when we pack it away for winter.The net has nine slots that catch the balls when pitching/throwing to it. Each net is actually large enough to hold a basketball. (My son had to throw one in.) We have about 20 baseballs and slot number 5 held all 20 balls.I am really impressed with this net. It has exceeded my expectations.

My daughter used this for pitching. After taking it apart twice, the 3rd time setting it up the pole snapped from the base.

I got this to practice pitching & throwing accuracy with my 8 & 10 year old kids. My main complaint is that the net pocket for each numbered opening is bigger than I feel it needs to be - so getting a ball out of the pocket feels like a chore. However, if you're wanting it to hold a 20+ balls then this will work great for you. I also wish the height was adjustable because the 7-8-9 openings are a bit low even for pitching practice.Also know that you will be shagging balls if you don't have another backstop behind this - I wish the net had some border around the outside so if you missed the numbers on the perimeter they would get knocked down in front.The carrying bag is great and easily holds everything with room to spare. Also worth noting is you really have to bend the top poles to connect the net, but they seem thick/string enough to withstand the pressure.Overall the construction and quality seems great. I think this will last and will be a great tool for solo throwing/pitching accuracy - just make sure you have several balls to practice with so you're not constantly digging balls our of the deep pockets.

This is a fun one even for the non-athletes in the house because you can train and even make a game out of this due to the slots. A lot of fun and was easy to setup.

This didn't make it a month. One of the poles snapped. We bought this as an Xmas gift so it can't be returned.This was barely used. Don't leave it set up over night or it will break.