does this product come with a warranty? Would I be able to hit baseballs into it? What happens if the net gets a hole in it?
154690
no warranty...you could hit baseballs into it...but it is not intended for that use so it may lessen its life...you can repair holes as long as you do it while they are small... !
525285
Yes I'm sure it would hold up for baseball. I actually bought it for golf. My intentions were to blow it up and stake it in my large side yard. But, it has to have the air going to it constantly so I couldn't do that. It doesn't plug up like a water tube. Several times the part that goes onto the air compressor blew off cause it just ties on there and when that happens it deflates very quickly. We have only used it one time. We've actually been thinking about putting it on eBay for sale.
234330
I have no problem all balls stay in net. I removed the target because I was wearing a hole in it? Try removing the target to see if this resolves the problem.
235
Throwing or batting a baseball? Either way my guess is "yes." My reason is that there is quite a bit of slack in the net as it hangs -- more than the photo shows. The slack should absorb the impact of a baseball. Also, although a baseball has more mass, it has more surface area and travels at a slower speed than a golf ball -- should result in less impact.
1693436
I also do not think there is a warranty but this thing is well built and sturdy. I think it will last longer than the years I spend sitting on bleachers watching my kids.
1839900
If the net doesn't break after 3 uses you only need a small residential lot. As kid grows up you'd need larger size. I haven't ever heard back from Easton or Amazon re: the net breaking after 10-15 mins of use. Very disappointed!
588
My ten year old son uses it for defense. Great for defense but I don't believe the ball will return at pitching distance. If it doesn't return completely it's still better than throwing at a five gallon bucket.
2107810
I would think so. More money but Jugs is the way to go. It's a very durable rubber. I spent money on 2 other ones for my boys in the past and I don't think either lasted more than a couple weeks. It's not the cheapest.....but worth the money; especially if you think your kid will stick with baseball. Good luck!
2065093
I believe so. The warranty is based on purchase new date. So if u buy a new bat, not used, one year warranty
1309497
I fastened it to the pitchback frame with ball bungees that came in a pack I found on Amazon, the balls do tend to break when they are hit with the baseball directly but couldn't find anything else that would work.
1099026
I don't think the net will break at all however, because a basketball will hit more of the surface the chances of it moving and or falling over will be much greater. it only comes with stakes to hold it down so you would have to figure out another way to secure it to the court.
2065094
No. I kept trying to get a refund or new bat after mine broke after just three months of use. So many hoops to jump through. I was very unhappy with the whole thing.
949609
my son says if you put the net on the outside you can take it apart pretty easily. We wove the net in through the poles and leave it in the yard. Not the most portable net if you want to use it for practices at different locations....
1846437
No, its not meant for that. It would be extremely dangerous to hit into it as it would come back at a high rate of speed, not to mention you would have to be awfully good to hit it consistently from a distance. Its for pitchimg and fielding, not for hitting. Hope that helps.
1465026
I'm not sure, as I have not seen the baseball net. The net and the poles are pretty flexible and they "give" when the ball goes into it. The weight difference between a golf ball and a baseball would concern me, for fear the golf net might not fully contain a baseball. Without seeing the netting on the baseball one, I am just guessing.
2282277
I've never used a driver with the net, usually practice with 7 - 4 irons. But I don't believe you can put a ball through this net with a driver. What I would be most concerned about is missing the net and hitting the wall behind the net. The net is a triangle shape, so a slightly stray shot can miss the net.
301781
Honestly I did not order this with a warranty in mind. I was hoping that it wasn't flimsy and that it would last me for at least a year. I haven't had it long enough yet but I am happy with the quality and it has worked as well as I had expected. I had quite a lot of "work" to do in the yard after the snow melted from our record winter, and again, I have been pleased with the product. I'm sorry that I cant answer you about a warranty.