PowerNet Barrier Wall

While the telescoping frame is designed for rapid assembly, the large 11.5' x 21.5' footprint is much easier to manage with two people. It is technically possible for one person to set it up, but having a second set of hands will significantly speed up the process and prevent the frame from tipping during extension.

The barrier is designed for standard practice environments, but like any large net, it acts as a sail in high winds. If you are using it on an open field, we recommend using additional sandbags or ground stakes to secure the base, as the 56 lb weight may not be sufficient to prevent tipping in strong gusts.

This barrier is primarily designed as a containment net for errant shots rather than a high-impact backstop for point-blank, high-velocity training. While it is durable enough for general practice, it is best used at a distance to catch stray balls rather than as a primary target for repetitive, high-speed impact.

Yes, the system includes a roll-away carry bag. Given that the total unit weighs 56 lbs, the wheels are essential for moving the net from your vehicle to the field or gym floor without straining your back.

The base of the PowerNet Barrier Wall is designed to be floor-friendly, but it is always good practice to check the feet of the frame before setup. If you are concerned about scuffing, a simple mat or gym floor protector under the contact points will provide extra peace of mind.