FallLine Square Protective Screen with Sock Net

This net is a pretty good baseball net for hitting off a tee or soft toss. It is stable in the wind (big plus). This means you can set up the net in any direction without worrying about the net fall down from a gust of wind. The net catches most balls, although well struck balls will pop back out of the net (not a big deal). The only issue with the net is it is not very mobile. I bought a big horizontal dufflebag to tote it. The net is very stout and a bit heavy, but the construction is well worth the weight. It does take more time to setup and teardown compared to other nets.

I did a lot of research and read a number of reviews before getting this 2 years ago. It has been a tremendous purchase and is still holding up well. I know some coaches love the pop-up version but I went through 3 of those in one year, and after this, will never go back. I have used it as a back-stop for pitching with catchers, pitching to batters, soft-toss, and a number of other drills. It fits well into my car and I use a fold-out wagon to get it where it needs to go on the field. If you plan on coaching for more than a few years, coach several teams at once like me, or have several boys who play, this is a great investment.

Very large and heavy duty net. Easy to put up, but it's big and a bit heavy to carry around if you really want a portable net. I pull the two bars apart in the middle and fold it over, fits in the back of my truck no problem, then if I don't have to carry it too far from parking to practice it's great. This screen will last pretty much forever (maybe limited to many years if constantly left in sun), the net is very thick and strong, as is the frame.

Heavy duty!