Batting Cage Systems

Fixed Tension Batting Cage System

Our Fixed Tension Style Batting Cage System is a permanent, high-performance solution designed for heavy use in outdoor training environments. This system utilizes in-ground or surface-mounted steel or aluminum poles combined with high-strength tension cables to support a clean, stable netting structure with minimal sag—ideal for baseball and softball programs requiring consistent year-round use.

Built for maximum durability and safety, the cage maintains a taut net profile, reducing bounce-back and entanglement while enhancing visibility and airflow. It’s an excellent choice for high school, collegiate, and professional training facilities where performance and reliability are essential.

Tension Style Batting Cage with Retractable Divider

The Batting Cage with Retractable Barrier is a hybrid solution that combines a high-performance hitting tunnel with the added flexibility of movable safety netting or partitioning. This system allows coaches and facility managers to open or section off parts of the cage on demand—ideal for shared spaces, multi-use fields, or controlled training environments.

The retractable barrier is typically integrated along the sides or ends of the cage using track-mounted hardware, tensioned cable guides, or pulley-based curtain systems. It can be manually or mechanically operated, allowing for fast adjustments to training zones, walk-through access, or conversion between single- and multi-user configurations.

Batting Tunnel Net System

Our Batting Tunnel Net Systems provide a safe, enclosed training environment for hitters and pitchers—ideal for baseball and softball facilities of all levels. Designed to maximize space and safety, these systems use heavy-duty netting suspended within a tunnel-style frame or cable grid, forming a long, narrow practice lane that contains all batted or thrown balls.

Built for both indoor and outdoor use, the tunnel system can be permanently installed or configured as a retractable or freestanding setup. The netting is suspended from tensioned overhead cables or a rigid frame to minimize sag and maintain a consistent shape, ensuring reliable containment and clear sightlines throughout the training area.