SKLZ Quickster Rep Net

It is actually more sturdy than I originally thought.Quick set up - maybe 20 minutes; if you can read you can set this up quickly. My son loves it, no more running around the yard picking up the balls.One thing to note. I tried a 5 gallon pail to catch balls and it seemed to stop the balls from falling into the bucket. Then I switched to a 2.5 gallon pail and it works great.

Easy setup and take down and works as expected. Some of the stitching is coming apart so that is why I gave it 4 stars.

Broke in two days. Baseball tan hit into and the netting ripped apart and then the poles broke. Do not buy

My son loves it. Went together quickly and secured it to the ground with the stakes provided. Have used it twice and it already has a tear in the seam where the back net meets the lower tray. Very disappointing.

I coach a travel baseball team and was looking for a net that kids could soft toss into before games. I chose this net because it is light, portable, compact and quick to set up. This net met all of the aforementioned criteria. Unfortunately the net does not work as advertised. The balls do not go into the bucket very often. The net I ordered arrived with a pole spring clip lodged out of place deep within a pole (I bought a plastic one from a pool supply store for a few dollars). One of the poles' elastic cord anchors popped out when I initially set up the net. I was able to reinsert the anchor and haven't had trouble over the two weeks I've been using it. The net is okay for soft tossing, but as earlier reviewers noted, balls hit downward will eventually break the plastic parts. I think there are much better quality nets out there for comparable or lower prices. The craftsmanship is not good and don't think this net will last very long. I would recommend the Bow Net Soft Toss or Bow Net Big Mouth as similarly priced upgrades.Pros:Easy set upCompactLightCons:Cheaply constructedBall catcher doesn't work properlyBalls accumulate in the bucket basin and oversteps the net causing it to tilt forward

I set this up in the garage because my wife said i'm not allowed to play ball in the house. My 10 year old daughter uses it for softball reps and 7 year old son uses it for baseball. We've used SKLZ black/yellow impact balls, regular baseballs and softballs. We hit off of the SKLZ youth no tip tee and i'll also toss balls. Mine appears as if this will hold up for a very long time and is well built. Sometimes the balls don't fall through the hole like they're supposed to and spill over, but overall i'm happy. It looks like it's touching the garage door in the pic, but there is actually an inch or two of clearance.

Im about 185 pounds 5'8. love baseball & softball. Ive had this net for about a month. I've only hit tennis balls into it. I listen to particular sound when i hit the ball off the tee to see if im hitting it Right. the net looks sturdy but im trying to not damage it with any hardballs and preserve it a tad bit. If your a Big Guy say over 205 and above and can really hit maybe your not gonna want buy this net due to net feeling a bit thin compared to big mouth jugs net which i recommend for heavy hitters. but for kids and adults that are good hitters this net is the business. I personally love it.

Super equipment for practicing. Love that you can put a bucket under it to collect the balls thrown or hit into it, saves time retrieving the balls.