Web Flex
Web Flex 7x7 Multi-Sport Net | 5 Numbered Target Pockets
Description
Call a number. Hit the number.
A plain net gives you nothing. The ball hits mesh, drops to the grass, and you have no idea whether that was a good rep or a lucky one. Twenty minutes later somebody is walking the yard picking balls out of the fence line.
This one has five numbered pockets. Call a number before the throw, and you know immediately whether you hit it. The pockets catch and hold, so the balls stay where you put them and the session keeps moving instead of stopping every few reps to collect.
That turns practice into a game, which is the whole point when you are trying to get a kid to do three hundred reps instead of thirty.
Built on a bow frame with heavy-duty netting and padded vertical sleeves. Sets up in minutes with no tools, folds flat, and goes in a carry bag.
One net, four sports. Quarterbacks work accuracy and progressions. Soccer players work finishing and placement into the corners. Lacrosse players work shooting angles. Baseball and softball players work long toss and throwing accuracy into the same five targets.
If there is more than one athlete in the house, this is the piece of equipment that gets used every day.
What sports does it work for?
Football, soccer, lacrosse, baseball and softball. The five pockets are sized to catch and hold any of those balls.
Do the pockets hold the ball or does it drop through?
They hold it. That is the point. You are not walking the yard between reps.
How big is it?
Seven feet wide by seven feet tall.
How long does setup take?
A few minutes. No tools and nothing to assemble. Pop the frame, stake it down, start throwing.
Can I leave it outside?
It handles weather, but netting and frames last longer stored in the bag between sessions.
Is it good for a quarterback?
Yes. Call a number before the throw and you get immediate accuracy feedback, which is hard to replicate without a receiver.
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Description
Call a number. Hit the number.
A plain net gives you nothing. The ball hits mesh, drops to the grass, and you have no idea whether that was a good rep or a lucky one. Twenty minutes later somebody is walking the yard picking balls out of the fence line.
This one has five numbered pockets. Call a number before the throw, and you know immediately whether you hit it. The pockets catch and hold, so the balls stay where you put them and the session keeps moving instead of stopping every few reps to collect.
That turns practice into a game, which is the whole point when you are trying to get a kid to do three hundred reps instead of thirty.
Built on a bow frame with heavy-duty netting and padded vertical sleeves. Sets up in minutes with no tools, folds flat, and goes in a carry bag.
One net, four sports. Quarterbacks work accuracy and progressions. Soccer players work finishing and placement into the corners. Lacrosse players work shooting angles. Baseball and softball players work long toss and throwing accuracy into the same five targets.
If there is more than one athlete in the house, this is the piece of equipment that gets used every day.
What sports does it work for?
Football, soccer, lacrosse, baseball and softball. The five pockets are sized to catch and hold any of those balls.
Do the pockets hold the ball or does it drop through?
They hold it. That is the point. You are not walking the yard between reps.
How big is it?
Seven feet wide by seven feet tall.
How long does setup take?
A few minutes. No tools and nothing to assemble. Pop the frame, stake it down, start throwing.
Can I leave it outside?
It handles weather, but netting and frames last longer stored in the bag between sessions.
Is it good for a quarterback?
Yes. Call a number before the throw and you get immediate accuracy feedback, which is hard to replicate without a receiver.
Description
Call a number. Hit the number.
A plain net gives you nothing. The ball hits mesh, drops to the grass, and you have no idea whether that was a good rep or a lucky one. Twenty minutes later somebody is walking the yard picking balls out of the fence line.
This one has five numbered pockets. Call a number before the throw, and you know immediately whether you hit it. The pockets catch and hold, so the balls stay where you put them and the session keeps moving instead of stopping every few reps to collect.
That turns practice into a game, which is the whole point when you are trying to get a kid to do three hundred reps instead of thirty.
Built on a bow frame with heavy-duty netting and padded vertical sleeves. Sets up in minutes with no tools, folds flat, and goes in a carry bag.
One net, four sports. Quarterbacks work accuracy and progressions. Soccer players work finishing and placement into the corners. Lacrosse players work shooting angles. Baseball and softball players work long toss and throwing accuracy into the same five targets.
If there is more than one athlete in the house, this is the piece of equipment that gets used every day.
What sports does it work for?
Football, soccer, lacrosse, baseball and softball. The five pockets are sized to catch and hold any of those balls.
Do the pockets hold the ball or does it drop through?
They hold it. That is the point. You are not walking the yard between reps.
How big is it?
Seven feet wide by seven feet tall.
How long does setup take?
A few minutes. No tools and nothing to assemble. Pop the frame, stake it down, start throwing.
Can I leave it outside?
It handles weather, but netting and frames last longer stored in the bag between sessions.
Is it good for a quarterback?
Yes. Call a number before the throw and you get immediate accuracy feedback, which is hard to replicate without a receiver.