Comments about Easton Pop Up Squarecatch Net:

purchased this model because it appeared to be a quick set-up before games (for soft toss) and of course the name - Easton; very disappointed; the frame actually came apart and had to hold it up by hand for our 1st game and then useless afterward

Comments about Easton Pop Up Squarecatch Net:

I am a high school baseball coach and privately tutor young players as well. This is an excellent tool when one has a limited number of players available.

Comments about Easton Pop Up Squarecatch Net:

Pop up net no longer pop ups or stays up, real disaapointment.

Comments about Easton Pop Up Squarecatch Net:

Sets up easily. Very compact.
Leans to side after hitting balls into it. Have to re-stake several times at practice. Overall good product.

Comments about Easton Pop Up Squarecatch Net:

The net did not fold up like it should have. Both of the bars used to hold it up broke within the first couple weeks, and the sides of the net bent so it will no longer stand up straight. Very dissapointing product!

Comments about Easton Pop Up Squarecatch Net:

Great for the price..

Comments about Easton Pop Up Squarecatch Net:

Netting ripped the first day i got it from hitting softballs off a tee. it doesn't do well in the wind either.

Comments about Easton Pop Up Squarecatch Net:

Is for youth use.

Comments about Easton Pop Up Squarecatch Net:

the ball doesn't stay in the net

Comments about Easton Pop Up Squarecatch Net:

We use this for soft toss and hitting off the tee. I have also used this for long throws for from outfield to home plate. It has a heavy, bulky wire frame. Solid once set up. If you can collapse a sun blocker on a car windshiled, then you can use this net. It folds up in a similar pattern. It assembles and collapses in less than a minute (once you learn how to fold it up correctly). It is stiff so its takes a little practice. It is fast to set up and take down. My dome net takes a lot longer to set up due to all the poles (same as tent poles). Reccomended.