Jugs Instant Screen

Manufacturer: Jugs
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Product Description

The JUGS Instant Screen is 7'H x 8'W, made of sturdy lightweight spring steel. This practice screen is used as a hitting screen for short toss or for soft toss and tee drills. It folds up easily into a 30" circle and fits into its own bag.

Product Details

Travel-friendly practice screen can be used effectively as hitting screen for short toss, soft toss, and tee drills
Constructed of sturdy lightweight spring steel
Includes convenient carrying bag
Measures eight by seven feet (W x H), weighs less than 14 pounds, and folds into 30-inch circle
Includes limited one-year manufacturer's warranty

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Customer Reviews

This is the one...

Review Date: January 18, 2007

Reviewer: Waitin' on the Cubs..., East Coast

This is the same net coaches use for temporary practice sites....away games, travelling, etc. Set up couldn't be easier - toss it in the air, and its spring-metal hoops do the rest. It is a little tougher to fold, but by the second or third time we had it figured out. My kid loves it (Little League, AAU, age-12) because he can set it up anywhere in our yard to hit a bucket of balls; no more wrecked fences; no more chasing balls at the field! If this net meets your price range, it's the one.

Excellent screen

Review Date: March 8, 2007

Reviewer: Chuck, Philly PA

Very nice piece of equipment without being bulky. It feels like a solid piece of equipment that will last.

Quick to setup and take down. Base is held down by metal pegs. Setup is a snap. Take down needs to be practiced. Watching the video on the JUGS website clears everything up.

Great Item for Backyard Practice

Review Date: May 1, 2006

Reviewer: In a Day, Boston, MA USA

My 6 and 10 year old boys use this backstop regularly. They put the batting-T in front and hit hard balls into the net, then use it behind them as a ball-catch for hitting pitches(sponge balls.) It has a red square strike zone that helps the pitcher find the strike zone, and when facing the net, provides a target for the hitter. It pops open with great force so be carefull when you set it up the first time. My 10 yr. old folds it and puts it away for us. This is a quality product and an essential piece of training equipment for any age. We like the Jugs machine balls for use in the backyard. They are dense yellow sponge with the correct size, weight and seam. Unlike regular training balls, we have not broken a window with them yet.

Excellent Product

Review Date: February 21, 2007

Reviewer: J. Paddack, Sanger, TX USA

This is the second one of these nets that I have purchased. It is a great tool for my son to use. I am not always at home when he is, and this allows him to pitch, throw, and hit all by himself. It is easy to use, lightweight enough for anyone to carry, and very durable. Jugs makes some really great products.

Excellent value and a great training aid

Review Date: August 19, 2007

Reviewer: J. Pirrello, Southwick, MA USA

This was an instant "hit" at our house. Compact, durable, easy-to-use and my (9-year-old) son's hitting improved immensly. We pack it up and bring it to the field or wherever. It comes with a retaining strap, stakes, instructions and a carrying bag. Easily tosses into the back seat, or back of a pickup truck. Setup a cinch, just "toss" it out into the grass and it springs open, then pull the side straps tight and secure it with the stakes quickly and easily. Only "con" is you have to be careful folding it back up the first couple times until you get the hang of it, as it can pop back up at you.

Very durable - he hits about a hundred balls a day into this all summer with not the slightest sign of wear. Has a strike zone target, you can pitch into it too. A super value - get this thing.

Tags: instant, jugs, screen

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