40 Foot Collapsable Batting Cage, Perfect Baseball Batting Cage, Softball Batting Cage, Complete Package with Frame and Netting. Freestanding Portable Batting Cage for Backyard

Seems flimsy but it will hold up , my 12 year old and I had no problem setting it up, bought this with a Louisville Slugger Black Flame Pitching Machine, beats going to the park and chasing all the balls around , definitely a must buy , also fits in my small yard and like how it’s collapsible

Very happy with our Anything Sports batting cage!  I was looking for a collapsible cage for our backyard and this cage works perfectly.  I would consider the cage to be medium duty...the frame works great and I don't expect any issues.  The net is medium weight, but if necessary, in a few seasons the net can always be replaced...what I really wanted was the collapsible frame design. Assembly of the cage was very straightforward.  I assembled it myself in 3 hours.  Every piece was labeled properly and the instructions were very clear.  Came with everything we needed. I just needed an extra hand for 5 minutes to help raise the arches (they are not heavy, just a bit awkward to raise yourself).  So far, I have had to collapse and take the cage down twice. It works pretty well, but you will need at least a couple of people to move the arches with the net attached, I'd say about a 15 - 20 minute process to do it carefully.  Or, you can disconnect the net and move the arches...might depend on how long you plan to have it down. Also, I recommend raising the net off the ground when not in use to prevent squirrels, etc from getting caught in the cage (just tie it or clip it onto the cross bars).The cage has a door or pitching machine opening.  We use it as a door and hit towards the fully closed end.  I have a 7x7 bow net assembled as a backstop in front of the opening.  It comes with velcro closures to "close" the opening/door, but I feel more comfortable hitting towards the fully closed side.  You will want a protective screen inside the cage for the pitcher.  I purchased a Champro Brute Z screen (heavy duty awesome screen).  Also, I like having a backstop, which you could purchase a vinyl backstop and hang it, but a 7x7 bow net works very well too and is easily portable. Overall, this cage works well for us. It's a nice size for a backyard and we can do tee work, front toss or even with our pitching machine.

Not the sturdiest poles but for the price hard to beat. Will get a lot of use in a small space with this product. Seller was great to deal with on 2 bent poles. Sent replacement quickly and already putting the cage to use.

I got the batting cage and it was easy to assemble with 2 people. It was working well after some minor enhancement. I would like to extend the cage to 55 ft and contacted the company to buy some parts. The company offered me a great deal to buy it, great customer service. Now my batting cage is 55ft!

Sure it does the job, but after constructing it, it doesn't seem worth $900 AT ALL. It's flimsy and there is literally nothing to it except mesh and poles....for almost 1k. Unreal.

Here is my honest review. We received the package today and after inspecting all the parts I noticed the net was all chewed up (see image). I wanted to give this vendor the benefit of the doubt so I purchased after reading all the reviews. It was a risk but had to do it for you my fellow buyers. So first, it was extremely difficult for two people to build this. It was 5 of us and it took nearly an hour to set up. Not 20min. The parts are very flimsy and definately not sturdy. I give it a few months before it breaks down. The net is damaged and this is how it arrived. Hope the vendor replaces immediately before I decide to return the product. Lastly, I live near Los Angeles so the weather is hot with low winds so I do expect this to bend or fly away. I strongly recommend it is weighted down. Lastly there is no opening to walk in. There is a small hole which is used for the pitching machine (which I don't have). To access the cage I simply have to lift the net from the bottom. Not impressed. So I must say building the cage was difficult because it wasn't sturdy enough to manage by a few people and the net kept getting stuck.

I was looking for sturdy net as my son is fast cricket bowler.Intially I was bit hesitant to buy this product as there are not too many user reviews but I like the collapsible concept and easiness to take it down or move. I am very happy with the purchase. I was able to setup in 2 hour with help of my son. It may be difficult to tie the net first before standing up the structure. I use ladder to tie up the net after erecting the structure.Also I had to cut the net to make it open from one side for bowling with runup.In the first week itseft we had a heavy storm with wind gust upto 40 mph but glad that structure was intact. I had to order heavy U shape stakes so cage can be protected from wind gust.Finally, my son is able to practice anytime in backyard . He has been using this cage now for more than 3 months and hit the net with bowling speed up to 70 mph almost every other day for at least hour.i haven't seen any sign of net wear and tear until now

Package arrived in perfect condition. Instructions are clear and it is easy to assemble. If you put the net outside the frame, it is a perfect fit and the net will not sag. It is free standing and looks solid. Only complaint is the door design. There is no way to close it and baseballs can easily fly through the gap.