The centerpiece
Sports Attack
Junior Hack Attack 3-Wheel Pitching Machine
Three-wheel spin at youth-friendly speeds, so the cage does machine work, not just tee work.
Build the real thing
Serious Backyard Cage
This is the jump from “we have a net” to “we have a cage.” A full tunnel, a three-wheel machine, turf to define the box, lights so the cage doesn't close at sundown, and the screens and balls that make machine work safe — the setup that makes a backyard the place every kid on the team wants to hit.
Best for: Families and hosts building a true backyard batting cage.
8-piece kit
What's in the Kit
8 pieces, hand-picked to work together. Buy the whole thing, or start with the anchor and add as you go.
- Full kit total
- Pieces
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Frames
Cimarron Sports
Cimarron 55x14x12 #24 Batting Cage Net + Frame Corner Kit
The tunnel itself — a batting cage net and steel corner kit to build a real 55-foot cage.
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Turf
KuiBonu
KuiBonu 12x6 Batting Cage Turf Mat
Turf to define the box and protect the ground where you stand.
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Turf
All Turf Mats
3x10 ft Pitching Mat with Rubber & Power Line
A pitching mat with a rubber, so the tunnel runs bullpens as well as BP.
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Training Aids
Fortress
Fortress Steel Sock Net Screen (7x7 ft)
A steel-frame sock screen — what protects whoever is feeding the machine or throwing.
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Lighting
Barrina
4 ft LED Linkable Shop Lights (10-Pack)
Linkable LED shop lights. The difference between a cage you use in summer and one you use in February.
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Amenities
PowerNet
PowerNet Wheeled Ball Caddy Cart
A wheeled caddy, because someone has to pick up 200 balls between rounds.
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Bases
Champion Sports
Champion Sports Pro Anchor Home Plate
An anchored home plate so the box stays put session after session.
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Building your own?
The honest path to a real cage
Three ways to stand one up
- Poles in concrete — the pro standard; 8–12+ years and rentable.
- Freestanding / no-concrete kit — fast to set up; a realistic 5–8 years.
- Trees or existing anchors — cheapest, but an expert-only move.
The one part never to cheap out on: a #42 UV-treated knotted net. Thin netting is what holes out first — especially once a real hitter is on it.
Shop the parts
Prefer a complete kit? The Serious Backyard Cage bundles the tunnel, machine, screen, and turf.
Built it right? List it on CageList and let it pay for itself.
List your cageWhy This Kit Works
A complete, rent-ready cage — and if you host on CageList, the thing that makes your listing book.