Most affordable cage w/ quality

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I am looking for a batting cage for at home. I want to get the best bang for the buck. I have a line on a pitching machine but I'm looking for advice on the best price / quality / size for a cage . Also not a permanent install. thanks

 

[LEsoftballdad]

Batting Cages, Inc sells a trapezoid frame that's reasonably priced and does not require cement or any kind of digging. It has lasted me since 2017 with a few holes in the net.

I got the 55' size for my daughter to pitch in. It took about 2 hours to set it up. The key is to take the net down for the winter so it doesn't get beat up by the weather.

 

[JOND]

Agree on the Trapezoid cage from BCI. We have the 70 feet because we have a baseball player too. Very good quality, roomy inside, relatively easy to assemble (net is heavy tho, and it’s a 3 person job). Very pleased.

 

[JOND]

I leave the net up for winter, no issues. Also have some holes from rodents that I have to zip tie closed

 

[_MIA_]

We have this one(since mid summer). So far, so good.

Skywalker Sports Competitive Series Batting Cage

Our batting cage is free-standing and easily collapses for a movable practice experience. Order from Skywalker Sports for baseball equipment that will help perfect your skills.

www.skywalkertrampolines.com

 

[Towny9]

We have this one(since mid summer). So far, so good.

Skywalker Sports Competitive Series Batting Cage

Our batting cage is free-standing and easily collapses for a movable practice experience. Order from Skywalker Sports for baseball equipment that will help perfect your skills.

www.skywalkertrampolines.com

I have had this cage for 3 years now and it’s holding up great.

 

[LEsoftballdad]

I leave the net up for winter, no issues. Also have some holes from rodents that I have to zip tie closed

I can't risk keeping it up during the winter months or the snow will destroy it.

 

[Chad504boy]

Batting Cages, Inc sells a trapezoid frame that's reasonably priced and does not require cement or any kind of digging. It has lasted me since 2017 with a few holes in the net.

I got the 55' size for my daughter to pitch in. It took about 2 hours to set it up. The key is to take the net down for the winter so it doesn't get beat up by the weather.

i have same. 55'. i have a few holes, been owning for over 2 years now i believe. I guess i can replace net in another year or two. Best investment i've ever made, we get a ton of extra work and has really helped both my girl and boy.

 

[Chad504boy]

keep the nets off the grounds from varmits (squirrels rabits etc) i've had some chew some spots.

 

[LEsoftballdad]

keep the nets off the grounds from varmits (squirrels rabits etc) i've had some chew some spots.

I have the same issues here. In fact, I've had a few rabbits commit suicide in the net by getting caught and then tangling themselves up even worse. It was horrible watching the birds pick apart the carcass. I bought the patch kit for a few larger holes, but it might be time to invest in a replacement net after six seasons.