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Backstop netting is not one size fits all.

When you have room to spare behind the backstop, floating netting is a gamechanger. The poles stand back from the net, cables pull it tight from several points, and nothing crowds the field of play. Strong coverage, no clutter, a finish that looks straight out of the pros.

Working with less room? We have you covered there too. Tell us about your field and we will match the system to it.

Thrilled to announce our May Employee of the Month, Sean Udris. 🎉

Sean takes initiative to take care of his customers. If he has a question, he goes and gets the answer, and the knowledge he gains from working this way is why teammates turn to him for help too. Customers are always his top priority, and he handles every one of them professionally and quickly.

Thank you, Sean, for putting customers first and lifting up the people around you.

More to come next month. ⭐

Most backstops solve for one side. This one solves for both.

At Osborne High School, we paired wood-backed black backstop padding on the field side with black vinyl on the fan side behind it. The padding protects and brands the field. The vinyl hides hardware and finishes the look from the stands. Matching black, matching logos, fully cohesive.

Underrated combo. What's keeping it off your field?

Welcome to Grovetown! 🔥 Windscreen has a spot everywhere you look.

Perimeter fence. Tennis courts. Softball outfield. Stadium bleachers. Same product, several different jobs, one consistent Warriors look from the parking lot to the back of the outfield.

That's the versatility of TuffPrint windscreen.

Another great install with our partners at GAME ONE USA, this time at Blissfield High School. Fresh wall padding built to protect athletes for years to come while putting Royals identity front and center.

Windscreen failures start before installation.

Three steps to get it right every season. ⬇️

If you're building a batting cage this spring and you're stuck between sizes, here’s the simple answer: go longer.

A cage that's too short for the level of play creates problems:

➡️Batters lose reaction time
➡️Coaches end up too close to contact

A cage that's a little longer than needed? The only real tradeoff is floor space.

Match the cage length to level of play:

35 ft ➡️ tee work, soft toss, and youth clinics
55 ft ➡️ middle school, travel ball, and softball
70 ft ➡️ high school, college, and pro

A 70-foot cage handles every age group, no adjustments needed. From there, it's clearance zones, indoor vs. outdoor mounting, and floor protection. Our Batting Cage Dimensions and Setup Guide walks through all of it. Link in comments.

The finishing touches are in at Prince George's Stadium, just in time for the MiLB season. ⚾

Dugout Rail Padding. Foul Line Wall Padding. Indoor Wall Padding. Custom Cable Padding. Every piece is built to protect players and built to last.

Thrilled to be part of this renovation for a first-class organization like the Chesapeake Baysox. Play ball!