VANTA SPORTS 4'x6' Vinyl Backstop with Strike Zone and Catcher Image for Baseball/Softball, Batting Cage Backdrop and Net Saver

This thing is nice if you have your own batting cage. It is a great quality and holds up to the weather.

Great quality. My sophomore in use our cage all the time. I pitched to him using it for the first time today. It is so much easier to throw at an actual target. I can throw harder more accurately. It is heavy duty and works as expected. It hangs just a bit high since I use bungees to hang it from the cable holding our net up but nothing some longer bungees won’t fix. I would definitely recommend this.

Great batting cage backstop

The price is a little high but the quality seems good. I built a frame out of wood, 2 x 2’s for the sides and top, 5/4 x 6” for the bottom and 1 x 4’s standing on their sides for cross braces. Painted it with outdoor spray paint. I used zip ties at each corner but 2 of them broke right away so I replaced all of them with very heavy duty zip ties and those are holding up fine. I left some flex so that a baseball shouldn’t go right through the target. Plus, the whole frame flexes a little too. Our son is 16 so I am curious to see if the 2 x 2’s hold up if they take some direct hits with fast balls. I was going to build this with PVC but our local Home Depot didn’t have all of the fittings that I needed. One thing to keep in mind if you build your own frame is that the size of the target is a little smaller than 45” x 70”. Every time I pick up a saw I can hear my dad saying measure twice and cut once!

Perfect backstop for our batting/pitching cage. Holding up very nice with the constant balls thrown at it.

We hung this in the back of our batting cage in hopes that it would prolong the life of the netting from the punishing power of the pitching machine. I have no doubt now that it absolutely will!

have a 33 foot cage .use it for the back stop. its heavy but does the job. good target zone for pitching and batting drills. only woes. on the light duty cages you cant just clip it on the net. you need to spread the weight netting. I use 3/4 inch rope that fish threw the weaves then attach the net. also during storms it blows all over .. beaware.

Much thicker than expected which was a nice surprise. Plenty big for a backdrop for pitcher and seems like will hold up.