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10ft, 15ft, 25ft Sports Practice Netting Sturdy Net Hitting Throwing Pitching Net 150LB Impact Hit Tested Nylon Mesh Netting for Golf, Baseball, Softball, Hockey, Soccer, LAX

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About this item

  • MULTIPLE WAYS TO USE: 10 ft x 10 ft Heavy-Duty Nylon mesh netting for a wide variety of applications; Use as a sports net for golf, football, baseball, soccer and more; Also great as an all-purpose net barrier indoors or outdoors
  • Size: 20ft x 25ft With 1-Inch Mesh Hole
  • PREMIUM REINFORCED TRIM: Features a 1-inch 600d oxford fabric waterproof finished seam around the entire perimeter of the net to resist fraying and tearing; Built to last compared to other low cost nets with messy unfinished edges
  • HIGH STRENGTH NETTING: Made from thick durable nylon with 1-inch net holes for maximum impact resistance and durability
  • HOME AND OUTDOORS: Set up in the garage for golf practice, use to prevent stray balls from going into the neighbor's yard, or install a containment net or divider net for live stock; The possibilities are virtually endless
  • ONE PER PACKAGE Great for a backstop or deck fence.


FOR ALL GOLFERS INDOORS OR OUTDOORS: Set up in the garage or backyard to bring the driving range home! Not a golfer? No problem! This all-purpose net can also be used for hitting practice or as a barrier for baseball, hockey, lacrosse, soccer, and more. Great for sports families looking for an all-in-one solution. Choose between 10 ft, 15 ft, and 20 ft sizes.


Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
We live to a golf course. Every year, at least one window gets broken by golf balls. We have a pavilion and it has a 10 ft spacing between columns. This netting fits over that space and provides an area of protection to our windows facing the golf course.We verified that that the netting can stop speeding golf balls from coming through.
Rae
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024
I use nets to keep my chickens in their uncovered runs. These nets are sturdy and have been working great to keep them inside and safe.