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A snap-button frame practice net with two side barrier nets and sandbags, built so an impact screen can hang from its top crossbar later. $299.99 for the net; with SIG's Preferred screen it is $549.99, with the SIGPRO Premium screen $649.99. The listing's sizes do not agree with each other: the description gives 7 ft high and 8½ ft wide with 9 ft of depth to the side barriers, the spec table 9 ft wide, 7'7" high and 10 ft deep. The room requirement is clearer: 10 ft wide, 8 ft high and 12 ft deep. A 7'7" frame under an 8 ft ceiling leaves very little above it, and your swing needs more.
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Who this is for
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Good for
- Cost-Effective Buyer
A practice net now and a projection setup later: the screen hangs from the crossbar, so the upgrade path is $250 rather than a new enclosure.
- Space-Constrained
Snap-button frame that collapses, with a room requirement of 10 × 12 ft.
Not for
- Performance Seeker
A collapsible practice net, even with the screen add-on. A performance build wants a screen to read the shot on and a bay that contains mishits; this is a hitting net.
- Showroom
A collapsible practice net.
Specifications
The numbers, plainly stated.
Hardware
| Type | Snap-button frame practice net with two side barrier nets |
| Takes Projection | With the Preferred (+$250) or Premium (+$350) screen add-on |
Dimensions
| Size | Net 9' W × 7'7" H × 10' D (spec table); the description says 7' H × 8½' W, 9' deep with side barriers |
Requirements
| Room Requirement | 10' W × 8' H × 12' D (SIG) |
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