ProCage™ Batting Tunnel Nets

Baseball batting net, also known as a batting cage net, is a netted structure used by baseball and softball players for practicing hitting, pitching and other training drills in a controlled environment. It contains balls within a designated area, allowing players to practice their skills safely without the risk of damage or injury. Batting nets can be set up indoors or outdoors (often with a pitching machine) and come in various sizes and materials to accommodate different needs and levels of play. They're essential tools for individuals, teams or facilities providing a safe and effective training environment.

To hang baseball batting netting, first, ensure you have a sturdy metal frame or structure to support the net. Begin by laying out the net on the ground to identify its top, bottom and sides. Attach one end of the net to a corner of the frame using clips or ties, ensuring it's securely fastened. Gradually work your way along the top of the frame, attaching the net at regular intervals to maintain even tension. Once the top is securely attached, move to the sides and finally the bottom, again ensuring even tension throughout. Whether you're using batting tunnel nets in residential, professional or collegiate settings, it's advisable to have assistance to ensure the net hangs evenly and to make the process easier. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure a safe and secure netting tunnels' setup.

To repair batting nets for baseball, begin by inspecting the net thoroughly to identify all areas of damage. For small holes or tears, use a net repair kit, which includes netting twine and a needle. Start by threading the needle with the twine and weaving it through the edges of the tear, mimicking the pattern of the netting until the hole is closed or the tear is repaired. Knot the twine securely at both ends to ensure the repair holds. For larger areas of damage, it may be necessary to replace a section of the net. Cut out the damaged area and sew in a replacement piece of netting using a similar method as described for smaller repairs, ensuring that the pattern of the netting aligns and the replacement piece is securely attached. It's important to maintain the integrity and safety of the batting cage by regularly inspecting the net and frame for any wear and tear and making necessary repairs or replacements as needed. For professional facilities or significant damage, consider consulting with a netting specialist or contacting the net manufacturer for repair advice or services.

The best baseball hitting nets to use with batting tees provide a sturdy, reliable containment for balls while allowing players to see their hitting technique clearly. Our selection includes poly and nylon nets, with the #42 Poly Nets and #36 Nylon Nets being highly durable and suitable for rigorous training sessions. The #42 Poly Nets are particularly robust and can withstand the high-speed impact of baseballs hit off a tee, making them a great choice for serious athletes. On the other hand, the #36 Nylon Nets are also a solid choice with weather-treated, abrasion-resistant features, ensuring they last for seasons to come. The choice between these netting types can depend on personal preferences, the level of play and whether the net will be used indoors or outdoors.