#4000 Knotted Nylon Net for Softball Batting Cage

55' long, 14' wide, and 12' high Ideal for fastpitch softball and youth baseball #4000 Knotted Nylon Also choose from the following types of netting with this style of batting cage: #1500 Knotted Nylon #2100 Knotted Nylon To purchase the frame for this net click here . The JUGS Company is the exclusive worldwide source for batting cage netting made from DuPont type 66-728 nylon - the most durable nylon in the world against all forces of nature including but not limited to: rain, snow, and ultraviolet rays. All JUGS Nets have a diamond mesh construction for better resistance to constant use, even by college and professional ball players. Diamond Mesh flexibility allows netting to adjust to uneven surfaces. Diamond Mesh construction maximizes the strength of our netting. Superior Features of JUGS Hanging Ropes Hanging ropes on all JUGS nets are high quality, low stretch and polyester jacketed to provide maximum UV resistance. (beware of nets that have ropes made of polyprophylene, they will degrade rapidly in hot sunny climates...usually in less than six months.) Perma-Clips(TM) are used to attach all JUGS nets to rope. The Perma-Clip(TM) eliminates slippage and prevents cage distortion. The first JUGS product, a curveball pitching machine, has developed into one of the most revolutionary training aids for all phases of the game of baseball. Other JUGS products which have spun off of this original concept are causing just as much excitement in their respective areas. Throughout the research and development of every JUGS product, John Paulson's methodology remained consistent - observe how athletes practice their respective sport, then develop machinery that would help these athletes improve to their highest possible level. Now, teams in seven other sports are enjoying better practices because of JUGS products. Besides baseball, there are now JUGS machines for softball, football, soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, tennis, and even the British Commonwealth's national sport - cricket! Today, over 85,000 teams use a JUGS machine at their practices. In fact, the most widely used pitching machines in the world are made by JUGS.