PowerNet 7' x 7' Practice Hitting Net: 1001

Upon first purchase of this net we compared it to our "other" similar net, and had some concerns. The vertical poles leave fiberglass splinters, sometimes. And there is more sway in the wind as compared to the other. The power net poles on the bottom of the verticals broke within a few uses (may have been a defect in that batch). However, the warranty department took care of it with no issues. Since then, our team has purchased 8 more. These are not the top of the line net, but with great service and warranty, you can't beat it for the price.

Item was shipped quickly and arrived on time. Customer service has been a pleasure to deal with in concerns of questions or issues or use. Due to the cold weather in the Midwest our team has had limited time of use but the couple times we have put it to use it has worked above standards. The size , netting and durability are A+ and it is very easy to put together and break down for quick storage. Couldn’t have asked for a better product and priced extremely well. Will include pictures of use!

Never thought we'd buy one of these nets, but then came coronavirus and isolation. My daughter uses this to hit from a tee, and also soft-tossed balls. It is bigger than I envisioned, and very sturdy, yet easy to assemble and set up / tear down.

I was looking for a baseball net so that my 11 year old could practice his swing hitting off a tee. There were only 3 real options with the most expensive option almost double the price at $ 150. After reading the reviews, I was concerned about the stability of the PowerNet but otherwise it seemed to get glowing reviews. In short, it was an awesome choice. + After reading the instructions once, I can get it set up in 2 minutes - and so can my son + The frame is much more stable than I thought - even unanchored still stable enough for an 11 year old (especially on grass) + It is well made - the bottom rods (of the frame) lock with a push button; the vertical rods (of the frame) fit perfectly into each other + If you are hitting into the middle of the net (and the net is not tangled up), there is no way that the net should be moving - even I tried it out In summary, good, well-made product and well worth the price.

I wanted to get something that can be used indoors since it snows most of the year here, and decided to give this net a shot. There has yet to be any issue with the net, neither assembling it or using it. It's been used on a carpet floor, and an average sized adult man can hit a ball off a tee into the net without any fear of it tipping over. It's placed 3 feet in front of the fridge and with a full force swing, it gets very close, but won't hit the fridge. We did not use the stakes or any weights to hold the net down. Assembling takes maybe 2 minutes, and the bag it comes in is large enough to hold a couple of bats and some balls and gloves. Would recommend this for indoor use.