Batting Tunnel Nets & Systems

Batting Tunnel Nets & Cage Systems for Baseball and Softball

This collection is built around Jaypro, the only brand carried here, with three core options: a standalone replacement tunnel net and two complete batting cage systems. If you're searching for batting tunnel nets to replace worn-out netting on an existing frame, the Jaypro All-Star #36 knotted nylon net is sized at 55 ft. long by 14 ft. wide by 12 ft. high with a 1-3/4 in. square mesh — a common footprint for both baseball tunnel nets and softball tunnel kits used in gyms, indoor facilities, and backyard setups. If you need the frame and netting together, the Bomber Elite and Strike Zone Target batting cages are sold as complete systems.

Replacement Net vs. Complete Batting Cage System

Not every buyer needs the same solution. Facilities and programs that already own a frame — whether it's an existing pitching tunnel, a batting cage frame, or a DIY backyard tunnel — typically just need batting tunnel nets sized to match their structure. The Jaypro All-Star #36 knotted nylon net fits this use case, offering a heavier-duty knotted construction meant to hold up to repeated ball contact in a dedicated hitting or pitching tunnel. If you're starting from scratch, a complete batting cage system like the Bomber Elite bundles the frame and netting into one purchase, which simplifies setup for a new backyard batting cage or facility installation. The Strike Zone Target system adds a target element to the cage, useful for pitchers working on location as well as hitters taking batting practice.

Sizing a Pitching Tunnel or Backyard Batting Cage

Before buying baseball netting or a batting cage system, measure the space you actually have — garage, driveway, backyard, or indoor bay. A 55 ft. x 14 ft. x 12 ft. footprint like the All-Star net works well for a full-swing hitting tunnel or a shared pitching tunnel, but many backyard installations use a shorter section of the same netting style cut or hung to fit a smaller frame. Softball tunnel kits often run the same construction as baseball tunnel nets since the netting itself — knotted nylon in a square mesh pattern — doesn't need to change based on the sport; what changes is usually the length of the tunnel and how the frame is anchored. If you're unsure which size fits your space, start with the dimensions listed on the Jaypro All-Star net and compare against your available length, width, and ceiling or overhead clearance.

Installation and Mounting Considerations

Complete batting cage systems like the Bomber Elite and Strike Zone Target include a frame designed to be assembled on-site, which is generally more straightforward for a first-time backyard or facility installation since the netting is matched to the frame from the start. A standalone tunnel net, like the Jaypro All-Star #36 knotted nylon net, is meant to attach to an existing frame or support structure — this is the right choice if you already have poles, a batting cage frame, or an indoor tunnel structure in place and just need baseball tunnel nets or batting nets to replace older netting. In either case, plan for adequate overhead and side clearance beyond the netted dimensions themselves, since balls hit hard into the net can push it several feet before it settles.

Why Shop Jaypro Batting Tunnel Nets at JoySportStore

Jaypro is the sole brand in this collection, giving you a consistent standard for netting material and construction whether you're comparing a simple replacement net or a full batting cage system. With three products spanning $212 to $7,844, the lineup covers everything from a straightforward #36 knotted nylon tunnel net up to complete cage systems with target features, making it easier to match your purchase to whether you're outfitting a single backyard batting cage, a shared team pitching tunnel, or a facility-wide baseball netting setup.