Champro Infield Screen

Yes, the screen is designed to handle the impact of both baseballs and softballs. The 60-ply P.E. netting is durable enough to withstand repeated hits from either ball type during batting practice or fielding drills.

The screen uses a pushpin assembly system, which is designed for speed. Most users can set it up or break it down in just a few minutes, making it efficient for teams that need to move between field configurations quickly.

For most standard batting practice scenarios, a 7x7 screen offers sufficient coverage to protect a coach or pitcher. However, if you are working with high-velocity hitters or need extra width for specific drills, you may want to consider your positioning relative to the screen.

While the 13.5 gauge steel frame is robust, it is not weather-proofed for long-term outdoor storage. To extend the lifespan of the netting and prevent rust on the frame, we recommend breaking it down and storing it in a dry area when not in use.

The netting is an envelope-style design, which is generally easier to manage than fixed nets. While the 60-ply material is high-strength and built for longevity, you can typically source replacement nets if the original eventually sustains damage from heavy use.