Batting Cages

Global Sports offers a variety of batting cage styles to fit your needs.  Whether it is indoor or outdoor, we can help. 
Our standard ceiling-suspended indoor batting cage is made from sturdy1 3/8” pipe. We install a reliable LynRus ¾ HP winch and a #42 Collegiate style net. 

The mechanics of the raising and lowering action will vary depending on your ceiling structure, but can be a single pull, double pull, or drive pipe.  We also offer a more rigid  1 5/8” frame, as well as removable net and remote control options.

Compared to ceiling suspended indoor batting cages, outdoor batting cage frames are relatively simple.  Rest assured with Global Sports. 

 

66214 Baseball (70', 75') Batting Tunnel Frame

• Constructed using four corner poles made from 4" square heavy duty steel
• Finished with a black powder coat finish to add extra resistance to the elements
• Each pair of corner poles are connected by an adjustable crossbar for vertical net adjustment to reduce sagging over time
• Center is reinforced with two 13 gauge galvanized steel crossbars
• Ground sleeves and collars are included along with everything needed to install and hang net: chain, hooks, and c-snaps
• 5 Year Warranty
  
  

We specialize in selling top quality commercial and residential batting cages at wholesale prices. Major league teams, colleges, schools, and commercial facilities trust our batting cage. Every strand in all of our poly batting cage nets is chemically treated with Tinuvin 788 and Irganox  B-215, and these chemicals give each fiber of the net superior UV protection, and retards the normal deterioration of strength due to sun exposure.   

Every batting cage, we sell, is encased in a rope structure with the ropes being all tied in place.  There are 3 top support ropes. The top and bottom ropes extend 8' past the end of the cage for easy attachment to a frame. 

• Minimum width of a batting cage shoud be 12' because if any narrower, a moderate wind will blow the side of the bating cage into the batter.
• The strongest Residential Batting frames have their legs on an outward angle. Our Residential Batting Cage has withstood wind gusts up to 70 mph.
• Batting cages should be hung inside the frame to allow adequate space to avoid balls hitting a frame pole and rebounding back and hitting the batter.
• Nylon batting cages do not hold up well in the sun. Our nylon batting cages are resin coated, in addition to being chemically treated, to give them the longest life possible.