Will this work indoors, hitting into a net?
1143433
I used it with rubber balls into a net at home and it didn't seem to pick it up. I have not tried to use regular balls.
1143434
I believe it would if the net is far enough away to allow the unit to pick up the initial speed and trajectory of the ball. I don't know for certain as I've never used it anywhere but a driving range.
2000637
It worked well with a softball/baseball. Have to order another one because it broke but I thinks it's more dup to user error than the actual net.
765136
Should be okay because the whole net is encompassed by an elastic. This may be hard to envision but if you put it onto your net frame and let the bottom "corners" of the net pull in, it'll be a nice fit. What you'll see is that the two lower "corners" of the netting will pull in so that the bottom-back of the net area has netting on the ground. Wish I could make it clearer, but I can't. Basically, you should be fine.
2020294
You could try but I don't think it would work. The rings to attach it aren't on the corners and the net isnt made to hand straight.
941739
Sure. If you have enough room for it. Youtube has several videos of children using it indoor.
570023
I don't see why not as long as the edge of the net is not more than 8 inches or less than 4 inches (give or take)from the frame. The bungees are fairly stiff so should provide adequate rebound.
1397028
I don't think it would, the puck would come right back at you as the neat is tight. Also the net is anchored into the ground.pretty tightly.You wouldn't be able to anchor on a hard surface and the whole net would be unstable. There is also a bar across the bottom that a puck would hit. Hope this helps.
1717540
Absolutely...that is what this net is for, I have a mat from driving range and hit all clubs into this net.
1099343
It flies inside, but takes decent hand coordination. I haven't tried it outside, so don't know if it will work...imagine it would but for limited range....battery does not last to long before needing recharging
210631
My 12 yo son said it can work if you get the ball thrown at the right spot (very top). He then warned that if you throw it at the middle of the net you'll get a line-drive to your face.
1004578
I think the net is way too light weight for that. After about 1,000 regular golf balls, the webbing started to fray and let balls through, so now I have a canvas target hung from the net to catch the balls. I wouldn't do that mod for baseballs, though, because I think it would still tear the net.
2156346
Not sure. I know we had extra net . We have a play pool and I would say it's about 6 ft across so it should work.
220323
It does connect on the inside, where the springs attach to the jump mat. You will want to get a pad to cover the springs as well. The pad may ride up a little against the net, but it seems a pretty safe setup.
612947
Yes. It will work indoors. In the winter, we keep ours on our screened porch. Just make sure you weight it down (we put a few bricks inside the bottom). You'll need enough of a clear radius around it for the ball to swing and the kids to stand & hit it
867051
Yes it can. The suspended ball and its fixings can be completely removed rather easily leaving just the net. Hit into it or pitch into it, it does both. The angle of the net can be adjusted to bounce back grounders, line drives or pop ups. The net comes with cloth tape you weave into the net to create a visual strike zone when used as a pitch back net.
196914
Yes, it can be used indoors. I'm sure they could be uncomfortable if hit at a close distance, but my son has never shot me with one, lol... but he does shoot it indoors.
1581126
Yes the net stays in place when the ball hits it. It is very securely attached to the table. btw you need a wooden table...plastic table the ball will not bounce...tried to set it up outside on a folding table this summer--no go.