- Jr. Hack Attack Pitching Machine
- Cimarron 7×7 Commercial L Screen
- #42 gauge Black Twisted knotted nylon 1 3/4 inch mesh square hung net
- 6’x12’ batting mat
The cage itself is pretty much a DIY batting cage; the poles were purchased separately and installed, and then a #42 net was hung from the poles, creating an awesome and sturdy cage! This cage is an estimated 36′ L x 15′ W.
Let us know what you think of Marc’s custom DIY batting cage in the comment section below, and let us know your plans for your backyard cage!
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Bryan’s 26′ Backyard Power Alley
Next on our list is Bryan’s backyard batting cage. Originally, Bryan had built a DIY 12′ x 26′ batting cage out of old chain link fencing and used a canvas tarp as a backstop (very intuitive!) with a jugs soft toss machine. However, his town got hit by a hurricane, and the DIY batting cage was left in ruins.
Then, he opted to purchase a batting cage from Anytime Baseball, going with the Heater Sports Power Alley 22 ft. backyard batting cage. In the picture below, you can see his new batting cage setup with a batting tee, throw-down home plate, and the Jugs Soft Toss machine. Not a bad way to practice!
We almost forgot to mention Bryan’s son made All Stars this past year (after breaking 4 wooden bats)! Having a batting cage sure makes a difference!
Like Bryan’s backyard setup? Here’s a list of the products used in his batting cage:
- Heater Sports Power Alley 22 ft. Backyard Batting Cage
- Tanner Original Batting Tee
- Jugs Soft Toss Machine
Matt’s Backyard Xtender Batting Cage
Next up, we have Matt’s backyard batting cage. We love how simple yet effective this setup is; only having to purchase one packaged product, this 24′ Xtender batting cage and the Basehit pitching machine can really give your kids what they need to start practicing on a consistent basis.
Matt works as an aviation rescue swimmer for the United States Navy and is a firm believer in hard work and putting in practice at anything you do. He wanted to teach these values to his children, so he provided them with this backyard batting cage where they were able to put in consistent practice.
He also told us that when he is out on deployment, his wife can easily help operate the pitching machine and help get the kids the practice they need, even when he’s gone! We really love the simplicity of the Heater Sports Basehit pitching machine for this reason.
Now his son is switch hitting, has taken up catching, and his daughter gets in the cage sometimes to practice too!
Check out Matt’s batting cage setup!
Thanks for sharing your batting cage setup, Matt! And thank you for your service!
Like Matt’s backyard batting cage setup? Check out which products he’s using in his cage:
- Xtender 24′ Batting cage and Basehit Pitching Machine Combo
Charlie’s Baseball Barn
Next up, we have a very unique batting cage setup. Charlie converted his 80′ barn into a DIY batting cage facility equipped with turf, netting, L-screens, pitching machines, and more, creating a place for kids in his local area to come and train.
Charlie told us that 12 local baseball teams, from ages 8u-17u, use the Baseball Barn to train. Considering that Charlie built and paid for this himself, this is pretty awesome! We applaud Charlie and people like him who give back to their local communities and who give back to the sport of Baseball. Thank you, Charlie!
Check out Charlie’s DIY Batting Cage / Baseball Barn!
Like Charlie’s Baseball Barn? These are the products he used to build out his batting cage setup.
- #42 batting cage netting
- L-Screen
- Tanner Baseball Tee
- Atec M2 Pitching Machine
- 7×7 Protective Screens
Tony’s Backyard Turf DIY Batting Cage
Next, we have Tony’s DIY backyard batting cage. We really love how he utilized this small space to create an awesome batting cage!
Even with a space constraint, he found a way to fit in a nice-sized batting cage by setting up his own DIY batting cage with poles, netting, and turf.
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And if you look closely, you can see where he painted a DIY batter’s box, threw down a home plate mat, and put a rubber backstop to protect his netting, all while creating a strike zone. Very innovative, Tony!
Check out Tony’s DIY batting cage below!
Like Tony’s batting cage setup? These are the products that he used to build his DIY backyard batting cage!
- Heater Sports Pro Curveball Machine with Ballfeeder
- Baseball Ball Caddy
- Batting Cage Mat
- DIY Rubber Backstop – Similar to this rubber backstop
Chris’s Lakeside 70′ Batting Cage
And saving the best for last for this monthly feature, one of our customers, Chris, really knocked it out of the park with this one. This has got to be one of the coolest batting cages… ever. And not just because he picked the best batting cage, (mastodon batting cage, hack attack pitching machine, etc.) but also because of the view and that custom bench in front of the batting cage.
Check out Chris’s backyard batting cage setup below!
Based on the pictures they sent over to us, it doesn’t look like they were limited on space, so they did it right and went with a 12′ H x 14′ W x 70′ L Mastadon batting cage.
This backyard batting cage is perfect for Chris’s two sons, ages 14 and 15, and their teammates! Sometimes, their varsity teammates will even crank up the Hack Attack pitching machine to 90 mph and get in some reps.
The only thing missing is a roof for that bad winter weather!
To build out this ultimate backyard batting cage, the following products were used:
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