FORTRESS Pop-Up Cricket Batting Net | Garden Cricket Net [20ft, 40ft, 60ft or 80ft Net Length] | Cricket Set Garden Accessories | Cricket Training Equipment

Problem was: kids too young to play outside alone; they loved playing in the garden and could do so without us parents; but kept losing the ball over the fence! This really was the one solution to meet our needs. The net is strong and we haven’t lost the ball even once. Exactly what we were looking for. Now, for a proper and bigger game we play outside somewhere. But when it’s just the kids and they want an unsupervised kick about, the play in the garden. We can even sit outside too knowing the ball won’t come our way. We are delighted with the purchase.

Agree with the other review. Definitely not ‘pop up’. Took 3 of us over an hour first use. Each time may get quicker but it’s a fiddle. Instructions very poor. It does the job but it can’t stay up all the time as you have to cut the grass around and I’ll dread putting it up again. If I had my time again I’d have spent more and got a rectangular cage.

It's good and sturdy and good for cricket once assembled but it's not quick to put up and the detachable panel allows balls to slip through at sides aswell as being really difficult to get onGood net all round though and would reccomend

Once the net is up, it’s great. Relatively straightforward to put together too. However, there’s a couple of major flaws. 1) you need to buy some Velcro strips to properly secure the front panel. It’s easy for balls to slip through edges 2) this thing is a nightmare to get up. There’s absolutely no way you can “pop it up and down” and be ready to play within a few mins, as it’s advertised. I would genuinely love to see a video of someone getting this up 3) I don’t use the bag they supply, but I can’t imagine it’s much fun trying to get it in there.The instructions give you no advice about how to stand this thing up either.If you buy it, leave it up. It is definitely not a ‘pop up’ net.