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Zupapa 7x7 Feet Baseball Softball Hitting Pitching Net Tee Caddy Set with Strike Zone, Baseball Backstop Practice Net for Pitching Batting Catching for All Skill Levels (Green)
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Zupapa 7x7 Feet Baseball Softball Hitting Pitching Features
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Hitting/Pitching COMBO - Our 4 pcs training system includes 7ft x 7ft (49 SqFt) hitting net for baseball/softball + Strike Zone Attachment + Collapsible Travel Tee + Ball Caddy(Without 12 balls). Perfect for team or solo training, so you can work on hitting or pitching anywhere, anytime.
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Adjustable Tee and Caddy: Our baseball tee adjusts to almost any player with a hitting height range of 30.7 – 45.3inch, and the stable tripod ball caddy holds up to 60 baseballs or 30 softballs, no more bending over to grab a ball. Set up in seconds, no tools needed, fully collapsible.
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Stable Large Sock Net: Our super strong 7-ply knotless baseball & softball net and increased frame thickness adds rigidity and weight for greater stability when batting and pitching into the net. The 4 U-shaped metal stakes can better stabilize the net, ensuring better performance. The seams between the net and the pole cover are locked with three-strand sutures to prevent loose threads. Our 7 by 7 net is designed to take the abuse of the hardest hits and throws -- more than 100,000 times.
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Easy to Assemble and Transport: Our user-friendly baseball net with tee can be set up within a few minutes and packed in a carrying case for easy storage and portability. Weighing only 18 lbs, it's perfect for long-term storage and transportation in any vehicle.
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Improve Your Pitching Accuracy: The strike zone provides you with a target that you can use to improve your pitching accuracy. Plus, it's backed by 2-year super long warranty for buying with confidence.
