Customer Reviews for VEVOR 9 Hole Baseball Softball Pitching Net 9 Pocket Hitting Practice 49"x42"

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My 8-year-old granddaughter loves it. She is just starting to pitch. She loves to come home and practice. She can practice without needing another individual to catch for her.

good for pitching practice- solid build.

Bought this for my 10-year-old to practice pitching. W play tons of games and its a lot of fun, very sturdy and happy with the purchase.

well made, best price found

Got this for our work softball team to practice with. The net and material parts are well made, and it was easy to set up. A little problematic in areas of high wind, but other than that, it worked great and we brought it to games to practice and warm up

This is easy to assemble and great for when your kid starts doing kid pitch! But really, this is good for ALL ages. This also saves Dad's knees and you can stand by the side to observe the technique and obviously, whichever of the 9 pockets the ball lands, whether intention or not gives you direct feedback. This is great to have around for any form of pitching practice.

So I know this is for baseball, and I might eventually give this to my friend who's sons play baseball, but this is honestly just a fun thing to have around for parties/etc. People play cornhole, but this makes it interesting. We set it up in our living room and our kids kept making all sorts of games (even a variation of tik tack toe). What's cool is that the materials are high quality. They don't feel cheap. They connect well and fit well. And it even came along with a zipper duffel bag that holds it all. It's starting to warm up here, so we'll be going to the park more. We'll try it out with friends at picnics. Feeling excited!

The set is easy to setup and install for practice pitching in the yard. Can be used for baseball or softball practice. I'm impressed with how well it stands up and stays up while being hit by pitches repeatedly because I don't have it staked down at all! I like that too because you can simply move it out of the way when you're cutting the grass and don't need to un-stake it to move. Makes it quite convenient.

I have a nephew who started playing baseball this school year and he loved this. He’s a backup pitcher and also first baseman since he just got on the team and so this is a great way to train his throwing precision and accuracy. He spends at least 30-45 minutes everyday throwing the ball at the target net to practice his pitch. It’s a great training tool that’s easy to setup and put away and it seems to hold up well as long as you don’t hit the bottom corners directly. Overall this is a great training tool that I would recommend for any pitcher to train their accuracy and precision.