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Field & Base Protective Screen
Large & Economical Field Base Screens Designed To Last Many Seasons!
7 ft wide x 7 ft tall
- Large enough for adult players
- Great for everyday use
- Heavier #45 net lasts longer
- Black powder coat resists rust
- Larger but lighter field net
- Easier to haul on & off field for daily practices
- Push button assembly
Only $199
Stock# C94
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Our new Field & Base Protective Screen is good looking, simple to put together, and tough made. The frame consists of 1/2" diameter heavy duty 14 gauge 1.6 millimeter black powder-coated steel tubing. The Nets are thick and UV protected for additional protection from the suns damaging rays! They should stand up well to hot summer sun and the constant abrasion from batted or pitched balls. These frames are as good as it gets in this price range!
Coach JP Says:
In a good spirited practice, more than one ball is in play in more than one type of drill. Organization and safety are paramount!
Field screens are a great idea that should be used more at youth practices. You will almost always see them at the High School and through to the Big League level.
Typically used to protect 1st basemen and the "bucket tender", the guy outfielders throw the batted balls to in batting practice, in center field. They are carried on and off the field daily.
Our economical field screens are perfect for teams of any age who are on a budget. They should last your team or league a long time provided players are taught to simply set them down and not drag or throw them down.
Frankly, it may be more beneficial to have two of this price screen handled with average care rather than one of the most expensive models. Protecting 2 players has to better than protecting only one at a time!
Note:
To extend the life of your screens, always store your netting and frames indoors during winter & off-seasons. Cold winter winds are actually very abrasive & will shorten the life of your net.
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