Batting Cages for Backyards, Professional Players, & Commercial Applications

All of our batting cage packages include the frame, batting cage net, and all material needed to set up and use. We carry everything from backyard cages to extreme-duty commercial usage. Give us a call if you’re not sure which style will best suit your needs. 

If you're not sure what to look for when purchasing your batting cage, check out this article to help you become better educated on what to consider when buying a batting cage. 

Here are two styles of batting cages to choose from: the 'shoe-box' style and the trapezoid. Both styles have your great advantages, it all depends on your needs, space, and budget.

Style 1: The Trapezoid Style 
The trapezoid is a free-standing batting cage. Its shape is 10 feet at the top and 14.5 feet at the bottom which gives the cage stability while being completely portable and allows more flexibility if you have limited space. You can set up the batting cage in 30 minutes and when you're done you can tear it down and pack it up. 

The Trapezoid model is the perfect batting cage for the budget conscious buyer without sacrificing quality: a great batting cage for a great price.

Style 2: The Shoe-box Style
The shoe-box style is a large rectangle—the standard batting cage shape—like a shoebox. It is a more permanent installation and gives the batter more room to swing. 

The shoe box is an excellent choice for a high-end backyard cage and will also hold up in a commercial setting.

We recommend getting a batting cage with a 14ft width. It will give the batter a realistic practice space, allowing to develop good batting habits. Our shoe-box batting cages include the Commercial and the Mastodon.

35 ft, 55 ft, and 70 ft batting cages offer different benefits. A 35 ft cage is great for youth hitters and small yards. 55 ft works for most backyard batting cage setups and leaves space for pitching machines. A 70 ft length gives advanced players full hitting distance, especially if you're working on live pitching.

KVX200™ batting cage net is the longer-lasting option. It holds up better in full sun, wind, and moisture. HDPE batting cage net performs well in low to medium exposure but will wear out sooner with heavy use or weather. For long-term outdoor cages, KVX200™ is the better investment.

A complete batting cage system usually includes the frame, netting, hardware, and installation instructions. Premium batting cage packages often add extras like a backdrop, protective screen, or net cable system. Always check the product description so you know exactly what’s included before ordering.