Major League Batting Tunnel Net 70x14x12 (EA)
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Major League Batting Tunnel Net (Online Sports) Price: $1,405.99 Composed of 3.0 mm HTPP knotless construction. Measure 75' L x 14' W x 12' H. HTPP thread is extruded with built-in UV resistance and black color. This material is pre-stretched. Stronger and more durable than knotless nylon. Includes 12' x 15' backdrop to reduce wear behind the batter. |
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70' x 14' x 12' Major League Batting Tunnel Net (Online Sports) Price: $1,342.56 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CANNOT SHIP VIA 3-DAY DELIVERY.Braided Knotless 3.0mm EHT nettingMaterial is pre-stretchedWeather resistant with built in UV protectionIncludes extra baffle to resist wear behind batterIncludes three full-length ropes to prevent sagging70'L x 14'W x 12'H |
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55' x 12' x 12' Major League Batting Tunnel Net (Online Sports) Price: $1,046.56 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CANNOT SHIP VIA 3-DAY DELIVERY.Braided Knotless 3.0 MM EHT NettingMaterial is pre-stretchedWeather resistant with built in UV protectionIncludes extra baffle to resist wear behind batterIncludes three full-length ropes to prevent sagging55'L x 12'W x 12'H |
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Solohitter Pro5000 (Baseball Model) (Online Sports) Price: $250.67 Solohitter is used by every major league team and thousands of high schools and colleges. Now comes in Galvanized silver.Please note: Shipping for this item cannot be expedited. Includes, 3 ball assemblies, net marker system and Free instructional DVD. This unit develops muscle memory through... |
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Major League Batting Tunnel Net 75x14x12 (EA)
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