Baseball Strike Zone Target,Triangular Shape for More Stability.Baseball Strike Zone Made of Upgraded PVC Assembly

Easy to setup, great for skills practice at home.

We're enjoying this a lot. I can't really recommend it for adult pitchers, since it doesn't handle faster pitches very well. The highest we read was 93mph, and it rocked this strike zone in a way that made us worry we'd damage it.For younger pitchers or wiffle ball, it's pretty great. The materials are sturdy enough to be kept outside, although I'd recommend storing indoors. The assembly was super easy, and without even needing the instructions, we had it up in minutes. It looks good and I'm happy with it

Kids like it but they’re constantly having to pick it up as it falls over easily even with the stakes

As I often do, I got this for a purpose other than what in was intended. In this case I needed something to offer a contrasting backdrop color to hold a suction dart target. This fit the bill perfectly. It is lightweight, easy (although not necessarily fast the first time) to assemble, can be moved about as needed and stores in a compact space saving fashion. Most importantly for my use, it stands up to the impact of the suction darts on the target. Very pleased with the ability to use this, unmodified, to serve the need of some very passionate suction dart players.

I got this for a 9 yr old budding pitcher. He seems to enjoy it well enough. I can't speak to the improvement of accuracy. The item seems well-made, and not wobbly on the floor. It's not baseball weather outside right now but in the Spring we can put it outside and "ground it" with the included "nails". It was easy enough to assemble that the 9 yr old did it on his own in about 20 minutes. If nothing else, this item gives some semblance of "confidence" , which in itself is a big plus. I do recommend it

Great strike zone!I asked my 13 yo son to put it together and he completed the task in about 15 minutes and said it was very easy. The instructional photos were clear and easy to understand.Once we had it all together, I took it outside for a session of pitches using standard blitz balls and wiffle balls. The unit performed well. We had it set up on a concrete driveway and it would occasionally shift on a pitch, but if you put a sandbag or some type of weight on the back brace it should hold still. If you decide to set it up in the grass, it does include some stakes that will push into the ground and lock the unit in place.Our only complaint is the strike zone is way too high, measured at around 21" from the ground to the bottom bar. The rest of the dimensions are good. We will need to cut the bottom pipes so that the bottom bar of the strike zone is ~12" off the ground. This is more or less the standard height it should be per most Wiffle Ball leauges in the U.S. "The Wiffle ball standard target strike zone will be 32 inches high by 22 inches wide and will stand 12 inches off the ground."Overall this is a great setup, perfect for backyard wiffle ball games. Good value, easy to set up, and even comes with a travel bag so you can take it on the go. Very nice!

This thing looks like it comes with a million pieces, but it's pretty easy and quick to get together. Once assembled, it's sturdy and exactly as pictured.

We picked this up to practice pitching in the back yard as well as have a target for batting practice. It works well, can even use it with whiffle balls without steaking it down. It is a bit hard to assemble and take apart as with all things made from PVC piping. I am sure it will get easer with more use. The storage bag is a great addition.