PowerNet Baseball Softball Practice Net 7x7 with Baseball Accessories for Practice Pitching, Batting & Fielding, Ball Caddy, Weighted Baseballs, Tee

This was a good buy with no disappointments. Easy to put together and move from inside the garage to outside on the driveway. 7&9 y/o boys have enjoyed hitting off a tee and pitching into it since it arrived. The net has really increased their reps. I did tie some survey ribbon to the netting to give them something small at which to aim. Anchor stakes come with it, but are not yet needed; it doesn't fall over or slide around on their hardest hits or throws. Really good for inside the garage fun on bad weather days.

Quality seems good so far. Easy to put up. My 25 year old Son and I both play slow pitch softball and have been using it for batting practice in our driveway. We pitch over the top so it has a similar arc as in a game and then the one batting slams it into the netting /glove of the backstop. It works great. So far so good 🤞

Adorable and quality is superb! Packs up nice and easy to setup!

Easy to assemble. Easy to transport. Easy to store. Great product.

We have greatly enjoyed our Powernet over the last couple weeks. It's easy to setup, although younger kids will need help because they cannot reach the top pole loop without a chair/ladder. We've used it for baseball and softball batting practice and it works well for both. Setup takes about 5 minutes the first time, but now we can do it in about 3 minutes. I am slightly concerned about one of the rope loops on the net, it is frayed (came that way, right out of the box), so if that breaks, the net is essentially useless. I'll see how long it holds up and see how the manufacturer responds if it does break.....so I'll update if there's any developments on that.The ball caddy is really neat. It comes already assembled and is easy to use and transport. We don't use it a lot because we have a ball bucket, but still neat to have. It's basically free if you individually price out the other components in this deal.The heavy balls are of really nice quality. We've used a number of different weighted balls for hitting training and these are some of the best I've used. They seem really durable too. We've got over 100 hits on each ball and it still looks like it just came out of the box.The tee is where this product lost a star to me. I was hoping the "deluxe" tee was going to be like some of the high end Tanner tees I've used, but it falls way short. It's difficult to adjust the height and there's not a good way (on mine anyway) to attached the actually tee to the stand. I've twisted the knob countless times and it will not tighten to hold the tee in place. The base is also not weighted, so if the tee is struck in the least, it falls over.In summary, this appears to be a really good product. It has made my kids more eager to hit and I can't wait to start using it for pitching too. I would suggest investing in a better tee, but everything else in this kit is of high quality.

The powernet is a great product at a good price! We'll get a lot of use with this getting ready for his 1st season if baseball. Good quality and easy to set up

The media could not be loaded. The PowerNet Corbin Carroll 7x7 Baseball/Softball Practice Net has proven to be an excellent training aid for our family. Here’s my take on it:Sturdy and Reliable Build:The net is built with a solid 7x7 bow frame that feels very stable during use. The steel base and fiberglass poles give it a sturdy foundation, which means it doesn’t tip or move around, even during harder hits or powerful throws. I’ve found this stability very reassuring, especially when my son practices his hitting drills with full force.Easy Assembly and Portability:Setting up the net was a breeze—it took me less than 5 minutes from start to finish, with no tools required. The included carry bag makes it portable, which is perfect for taking it from the backyard to the local field without any hassle. The lightweight design, combined with the carrying case, means you can set up practice wherever it’s most convenient.Great for All Skill Levels:Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, this practice net can adapt to your needs. My son has used it for hitting drills while I use it for throwing practice, and it holds up to everything we throw at it. The large size ensures almost every hit or throw is captured, making for fewer interruptions during training.Versatility:The PowerNet works great for both hitting and throwing, which adds to its versatility. My daughter, who plays softball, also finds it useful for pitching drills. It’s a multi-functional piece of equipment that suits various training scenarios—batting practice, pitching, soft toss, and fielding drills.Quality and Durability:The netting itself is high quality and designed to withstand repetitive impacts without fraying or tearing. After weeks of practice, it still looks and performs like it’s brand new. The rebound on balls that hit the net is minimal, which helps keep everything contained, making cleanup and ball collection easier.Overall Experience:The PowerNet Corbin Carroll Practice Net is a must-have for any baseball or softball player wanting to improve their game at home or on the field. The robust build, portability, and ease of setup make it ideal for regular practice sessions. It’s made a real difference for my kids in getting those extra reps in. Highly recommend it for any players or parents looking to help their athletes up their game!

Easy to set up, and some others have too many pieces. This one has reasonably sized pieces, so it’s one of my favorites. Comes with a good bag too.