30’ x 12’ x 10’ Real Ball Home Batting Cage from Heater Sports™
Model #: XT30
> 30' Long x 12' Wide x 10' High Real Ball Batting Cage
> 1 1/4" Strong and Long Lasting Polyester Net
> Fiberglass Arch Assembly For Quick Assembly & Take Down
> Built-In Harness For Heater Sports Pitching Machines
> Use For Outdoors But Can Be Altered For Indoor Use
> Purchase Multiple Sizes For Extending For Various Lengths
Features
• Solid Steel & Fiberglass Frame
• Foam Padding• 1 1/4" Polyesterpropylene Netting
• Steel Ground Stakes and Nylon Support Ropes
• Built-in Pitching Machine Harness
• Works Perfectly with Heater Sports Pitching Machines
Benefits
• Fiberglass poles assemble quickly while adding strength and stability
• Foam Padding protects frame from damage
• 1 1/4” Polyesterpropylene Netting is durable and strong
• Steel Ground Stakes provide rugged support
• Built-in Harness connects easily to pitching machine
Key Specs:
• Model #: XT30
• 30 ft. Long, 12 ft. Wide, 10 ft. High
• Recommended Ages: 6 years to Adult
• 30-Day Money Back Guarantee - One Year Warranty
• Use for Baseball or Softball
Amazing All-In-One Package Makes Set-Up A Breeze!
The Xtender Batting Cage is the most revolutionary batting cage ever developed! Never before have you been able to purchase a complete batting cage and have it shipped directly to your door via UPS.
The secret lies in the frame design and netting.
First, the frame’s side supports are made of steel tubing to give the frame durability and maximum swinging area for the batter.
Second, the middle arch of the frame is made of flexible fiberglass rod. This rod allows the cage to flex in the wind without bending or breaking.
Third, the six power stakes are staked into the ground to give maximum frame support.
Fourth, a rugged foam pad slides over each frame support to protect the frame from balls.
Fifth, the extra strength catch net is made of 1 1/4” polyester netting compared to 2” netting used on other cages. This smaller netting provides twice as much strength in the same amount of space.
