Customer Reviews for VEVOR L Screen Baseball for Batting Cage, 7x7 ft Softball Safety Screen, Body Protector Portable Batting Screen with Carry Bag, Wheels, Ground Stakes, Heavy Duty Pitching Net for Pitchers Protection

The L screen was a good price, but it is not as study as other L screens that we've used. It is a bit wobbly, and we had to buy extra zip ties to tighten up the net, to protect the pitcher.

Very good quality for the price. Easy to assemble. Sturdy when hit by softballs at a short distance.

great to use for pitchers protection. [ball bounces off of it and it didn't tip over regardless of how hard the ball hit it. very durable as well.

We use this for practice weekly at the baseball complex and transport it to/from. It comes apart quickly and goes back together quickly. Maybe 3min max.

After taking a line drive from my 10 year old I decided to get an L-screen. This works great and has stopped a number of line drives from nailing me again. Remember, this is a portable net. The harder hit balls will shift the net a bit but will stop balls. The only thing I don't like are the vertical net poles are not connected by the bungee strings. I would recommend this and I am happy so far!

high quality for low cost

Bought this recently and it was fairly easy to assemble. The net is great and works well against hits from a 11 year old. This was the best pricing I could find..

Great little net to save me from baseballs rocketing towards my head during batting pratice. Has already paid for its self.

I am a club coach for a 16U girls fastpitch team. We do a lot of front toss with real softballs in practice and this net really works well as a protection screen for the coach or person tossing the balls. It sets up easily, quickly and provides very good protection from balls being hit back up the middle, even at very close distances (10 to 15ft from hitter.) It sets up in about 45 to 60 seconds.We use to use a 7x7 net but it was too big to run front toss and situation style drills for our infield not to mention the "sock" middle area had too much give and it wasn't as effective. This is wide enough for good pitcher protection but narrow enough that it allows balls to get through to middle infielders for realistic situation practice. It is also tight enough that when balls hit the net, it only gives about 4 inches. I'm very happy with this net and highly recommend it for any baseball or softball team.

This screen does the job and is easy to assemble. Powernet definitely has good products.