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Batting Cage Nets

Batting cage nets are useful for individuals who enjoy playing baseball in their backyard, or even for professionals who need such types of equipment for their training sessions. Check this link right here http://baseballtips.com/batting-cage-and-nets.html/ for more information on Batting Cage Nets. Containing baseballs during batting practice, having a durable net will keep the balls from flying out of the enclosed area.

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Batting Cage Nets

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  1. Shop Batting Cages A batting cage may be the best long term investment there is for training the serious baseball player. It can raise a ballplayer’s ceiling and certainly affect the outcome of a team’s season.

  2. Batting Cage Nets We offer a Basic and Deluxe in both poly and nylon nets. Our deluxe models include a cost savings by our including both a baffle net that protects the area behind your batters (the #1 wear-point in a batting cage) AND an entry door that very nice to have. Nylon Batting Cage Nets tend to be more expensive, & thought to be the best considering ball abrasion and are easiest to repair. It does absorb water and the black color may change to gray over time being a potential downside..

  3. Best Batting Cage Standard dimensions are 12 ft high, 55 or 70 ft. long & 12 or the preferred 14 ft width. You’ll be digging holes for each of the frame legs (generally between 12 & 15 ft. apart). Then sinking 2 or 3 ft. steel sleeves in the holes and filling the holes with concrete. When concrete is hard you will insert the long frame legs inside the sleeves to form the walls, then connecting the walls with the steel pipe that forms the ceiling frame. 3 parallel cables are usually run the length of the cage through either pre drilled holes or connected to eyebolts on one end and eyebolts with cable turnbuckles (tensioners) onn the other end. The finished structure will resemble mom’s old outdoor clothesline. Carabineers or D rings are generally then clipped to connect the net with the cable system to form the finished batting cage.

  4. Backyard Batting Cages These are generally complete kits that include batting cage net and some sort of fiberglass or lighter galvanized steel frame. They are usually lighter duty and many are shorter than the 55 or 70 ft. permanent batting cages found at schools and public ballfields. Even so, they should be expected to hold up to the needs of larger players. They are generally designed for fewer players over fewer months of use and are priced to reach a families backyard baseball training budget. We do offer one portable batting cage series that I can recommend for a school team as it is relatively portable, built for indoor or outdoor use (especially if they needed an indoor batting cage). This is our Over The Frame Batting Cage Series (named because the batting cage net is actually thrown over the batting cage frame instead of hanging from the frame as is traditional). We include everything EXCEPT the long skinny legs. You simply buy these at your local Home Depot or Lowes. They are always available & inexpensive... my favorite backyard batting cage and a real money saver!

  5. Shop Batting Cages For inquiries please visit : baseballtips.com

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