Champion Sports Rebound Pitchback Net - Adjustable Training Practice Rebounder
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Wednesday, May 21
Style: Multisport Pitchback Screen
Features
- Multi-Sport Equipment Netting: Champion Sports Pitch-Back Rebound Nets Are Ideal for a Variety of Sports Training, Including Baseball, Softball, Lax, Soccer, Football, Volleyball, Basketball or Tennis
- Adjustable Rebounding Screen: Large Netting Measures 42 Inches x 72 Inches and Rotates to Different Angles for Multi Sport Drills, Including Pitching, Ground Ball Practice or Other Throwing Accuracy
- PORTABLE STEEL FRAME: BOunce back multisport net has a 1 14 inch diameter powder coated steel frame that is durable but lightweight for easy transportation of your training device from field to home
- STURDY NYLON NET: Champion Sports pitch back rebounder is constructed with a durable nylon net screen that can withstand tough shots from baseballs, soccer balls and even basketballs without snapping
- IDEAL YOUTH OR ADULT SCREEN: This versatile training tool has a quick and easy assembly and can withstand throws by youths or adults looking to get in extra practice in a variety of different sports
Color: Silver
Brand: Champion Sports
Material: Powder-Coated Steel
Sport: Baseball, Exercise & Fitness
Product Dimensions: 72"L x 42"W
Item Weight: 1 Pounds
UPC: 710858018897
Global Trade Identification Number: 97
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 30.3 x 21 x 5.1 inches
Package Weight: 9.03 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 21.4 x 5.5 x 31.8 inches
Brand Name: Champion Sports
Model Name: Pitching Net
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Champion Sports
Part Number: YEV-4932
Style: Multisport Pitchback Screen
Outer Material: Rubber
Size: 0
Date First Available: September 16, 2003
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Style: Multisport Pitchback Screen
I purchased this Rebound Pitchback Net for my daughtet to practice Lacrosse at home in between practices and it works great
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2024 by Michael Tveter
Style: Multisport Pitchback Screen
Daughter loves it. Uses every day. Tip: Don’t drag it on the payment like my 13 year old does. 🙄. It has torn the bottom bungees. Not taking a star for that—completely her fault
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2024 by Michelle
Style: Multisport Pitchback Screen
Assembly is quick and mostly easy. The only trouble was that the last few hooks are hard to attach because the net is stretched so tight. The materials are good from what I can tell, but I wonder if the stretchy bands will break down after they've been out in the weather a while. The angle adjusts easily to several pre-set positions, but you won't need to adjust it often. I only use it in one position. It throws the ball back well, most of the time. You just need to get used to the fact that the ball will come back differently, depending on what part of the net you hit. The pitch back is well-designed except for one thing: the frame has no bracing across the center. So, the farther you get from a corner, the looser the net is. The frame flexes just a little in the center center, meaning the net isn't stretched as tight. If you hit the center half of the net, the ball comes back weakly. If you hit the bottom 1/4 of the net, the ball comes back much stronger, so be prepared. It's a small issue. I haven't had it that long, but if it lasts, this is a good product.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2017 by Bryan
Style: Multisport Pitchback Screen
Got the Champion Pitch Back surprisingly 7 days after the using free shipping. They delivered it on Sunday! Nice job Amazon! It is a well built product. Took everything out of the box and began to assemble. Frame pieces came with protective plastic sleeves. Some reviews stated bungee hooks were rusty. Mine looked fine. Directions are just a sheet of paper with some small pictures and a few words. Assembling the frame was very easy. I assembled the base first then the top. You attach the chrome frame parts by just pressing the spring loaded locking button and sliding together each piece. The top of the net is a double net while the bottom of the net forks out into two nets for each side of the base. I decided to treat the net as one double net and just attached it to the throwing side of the base. For me It seems silly to have a double sided pitch back since we will only be throwing from one side. I see the advantage of a double net as: 1. The back side of the base is now able to be easily taken off so you can store it better against a wall. This also lets you move it through doorways and then pop the back base back on. 2. With the double net, it should last longer. 3. If extra stability is needed, you could now use the back side as a place to stack weighted items on it or use the supplied anchor hooks. 4. Now the extra bungee hooks can be used on the throwing side (the more, the better). The assembly took about an hour (just me). The hooking of the net was the time consuming part. Pretty easy all said and done. Hook a couple on top, then bottom, then sides, repeat. Seems like the net will hold up for a long time - I guess. Since it is December, we are using it inside. So far we have not needed to anchor or weigh it down. Nice rebound action using an indoor softball and indoor baseball. You can adjust the top half to 5 different angles. We like the flat angle for now. You have to be careful when changing the angle of the top part. Since it is under some bungee pressure, go slow so you don't pinch your fingers. Don't know if an older player would need more of an anchor - probably so. Outdoors we might need to anchor it down with the supplied anchors. Very satisfied with product so far, especially for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2016 by Michael Michael
Style: Multisport Pitchback Screen
My son got this for Christmas because he's been into volleyball and wanted something to practice with. At first, he was skeptical because he thought it was more for soccer and baseball. But once he put it together and saw how diverse it is, he was sold on it! It was easy to assemble and very easy to use.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2023 by Twiggy Smalls
Style: Multisport Pitchback Screen
Seems nice and sturdy, not easy to tip over. The bounce back is a little more intense than I expected but no complaints. Make sure you assemble it outside as it’s not easy to get through a door.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024 by Frank
Style: Multisport Pitchback Screen
There were no instructions so we had to take it down and put it back up. It does not stay even on the ground so it’s hard to get an accurate hit because your always moving it so it doesn’t move.
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023 by Star bedard
Style: Multisport Pitchback Screen
This net is a solid, high quality net. We had a bargain SKLZ net and it was total garbage. It would tip over, the frame would fall apart and the netting broke nearly immediately. This product has a very durable frame, quality connection straps and a very sturdy net. This net has enough weight to it that my son can throw an over weight ball at it without any stakes in the ground and it won't tip over. There is no comparison between this net and the cheap bargain nets. My son (9 years old) is really enjoying himself using this net and wants to use it every day. His aim isn't perfect but it is getting better thanks to the red strike zone tape that comes with it. When installing the strike zone, remember that it should be 17 inches wide and have your son or daughter stand next to the net so you can set the bottom of the strike zone at their knees and the top at the top of their elbows. Don't use all of the red tape. Doing so will make a strike zone that is too large. It is better to learn to throw at a low strike zone rather than what the product picture shows. Rather than putting the net on both the front and back bottom segments I just put all of the netting on the front. This allowed me to put more fastening straps on the front instead of wasting them on the back (that we'd never use). Also, by not putting straps and netting on the back that allows me to lay 25 pound weights on the back base crossbar to keep the net from moving around when we set it on concrete. When using this on concrete, put a towel or something under the front crossbar so that the straps don't fray. This net costs more than some bargain competitors but it is worth the extra money. The cheap models are just like throwing your money into the garbage can.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2013 by Kennon McCaa