Batting cages are the answer to improving your hitting. So, what is the optimal length for an installed cage in your backyard? Typically, they come in a variety of lengths from 24 feet to 72 feet. The height and width are both 12 feet. The frame is constructed of steel and fiberglass to withstand strong winds and the weight of the net. On top of this is foam padding for extra protection. Over the cage frame hangs either the nylon or polyethylene netting.
Depending upon what size you think is appropriate for your needs the cost can be from around $200-$800. These cages can be used with any pitching machine but it is not a requirement. With a couple of people working this can be set up in less than an hour, no need to have it up at all times. In fact, taking the cage down during the off months could extend the life of the batting cage.
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Major components of baseball batting cages are stands, frames, screens, and nets. Stands and frames maybe made from iron and steel. These are often galvanized to protect from damage. This can be caused by weather and environmental conditions.batting cage nets
ReplyDeleteHaving a batting cage in your backyard is not as a far fetched idea as it once was. Batting cages are more affordable than they ever have been and require less time to assemble. Spend some time planning and you'll enjoy using it for years to come.
ReplyDeleteWe got one of those batting tunnels for our back yard and it has been a huge relief for me. Don't get me wrong, my son has been able to improve his hitting and pitching but for me the best part is that the action is in an enclosure. No more bangs on the house or broken windows! http://www.u-m-a-c.com/batting-cages.htm
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