GoSports 7 ft x 7 ft Baseball & Softball Nets - Red, Black, or PRO -Practice Hitting & Pitching Net with Bow Type Frame, Carry Bag and Strike Zone, Great for All Skill Levels

I love this net when I got it it was easy to set up and take down so I would say that's easy removal the functionality is really good because you can just go behind the net and lift the back of it up and dump all of the balls out which is a nice feature the size is 7x7 wich is great for pitching and hitting at it and it comes with 4 spikes so you can nail the net in place if it's really windy so the stability is really good so I would say this product is really good and OUTSTANDING

This baseball practice net was a valuable purchase for my son; its ease of assembly and stability are game-changers, eliminating the need to retrieve scattered balls. The spacious net accommodates ample batting practice, and the integrated target enhances pitching accuracy. In my assessment, it represents excellent value. It is very durable, has great stability, and is a great design overall.

Purchased this hitting net for my 14-year-old son to give him more opportunities to work on his swing both hitting off a tee and with soft toss. After 5 weeks of use (almost daily), I am very pleased with this net. My son has no problem setting the net up or tearing it down by himself; he is not able to leave it assembled so he puts it up and tears it down every time he hits and he has not complained once. He hits almost every day and sometimes multiple times in a day. He hits around 100 balls/day (sometimes more) and the net has not fallen over one time! He absolutely loves this net and it has really motivated to work on hitting.Some questions I had when purchasing:1. Is the net large enough? Seems to be perfect. He has only hit over the net a handful of times and those were bad swings that resulted in what would be weak pop-ups. (the ball ended up maybe 4 feet beyond the net)2. Is it easy to assemble? As I said, my son does it with no problem. We leave the net attached to the side poles, pull those poles out from the base frame and lay them along the base. He wraps the net around the base and poles and carries it to put it away. It comes with a bag but we have not had to use that yet; I did put everything in the bag when it first arrived just to see how it fit and it worked great.3. Is it durable? As I said above, it has yet to fall over when hitting into it so that is great. The net itself seems to be good quality so I don't see it falling apart under normal use. The frame is lightweight but also seems to be durable enough to handle the set-up/tear-down so no issues there.Overall, I am very satisfied and my son loves the hitting net. It has been great for allowing him to get more swings in by himself without having to go to cages. He is looking forward to using it inside too once the weather starts to turn.

Good nets at a good value. Our coaches left two of our poles at a field during travel and I reached out and got two more quickly replaced. They were also priced well for the replacements. I recently had one of the metal pole holders break and lost it and again quickly replaced it for a very reasonable price. That missing metal pole holder is the only issue I have ever had, if I would have just glued it back on would have never lost it. Great nets, great customer service!

The media could not be loaded. First off I need to say that this was definitely a great buy. The size is perfect for my little kiddos starting coach pitch and teeball. The set up took me less then 5 minutes and didn't even really have to look at instructions. I love the strike zone, creates a fun little game for my kids to hit a target.I tested the durability of the net by hitting into it myself and it held up just fine. Even if you hit the outside of the zone the ball actually comes back a bit which is nice in my opinion.Happy that it came with a carry bag for taking out to the park and what not.The actual steel was also sturdy and durable.The only reason I gave this a 4 star is because there needs to be an easier way to dump the balls out of the catching net.Other then that no complaints so far.Great product for the price.

You ever get something and it's just better all around then you expected? That's my opinion of this net and stand.1. The carry bag is made of a heavy codura type nylon, with a good full length zipper and very usable handles. A far cry from the very thin nylon "slip sack" that they could have used.2. The netting is a good heavy weigh with the pockets for the rods made of heavy duty nylon. The stitching looks strong, the target pocket is a great aid when I'm practicing disc golf.3. The stand is aluminum, quick and easy to assemble and disassemble. The welds aren't up to grade I'd expect on a $1500 mountain bike, but for a frame for a net, more than adequate. The fiberglass poles for the sides have heavy duty metal fittings and I don't see them every having any problems.4. I can setup or take down in about 2 minutes, everything fits easily into the case without any planning or exact placement.5. I haven't used the target, but see how that would be useful for something like pitching. I haven't had to use the stakes either, my hardest throws with a disk simply cause it to rock slightly, no danger of it tipping over.This has vastly improved my disc golf practice. I can drill my fundamentals without having to walk the length of the field to recover my discs for another set of throws, saving me time and energy. (at 67, I've got only a limited supply of both)If you're on the edge on this one, get it. It's one of the rare items that's much better than I had expected.

Great net, sturdy so it doesn’t fall when pitching into it but also lightweight enough where it is easy to move around. So easy to put together and take down, takes only a few minutes to do both.