Inexpensive but effective net?

[Greasegun]

OK thank you Stingreye

[Stingreye]

For a net that you are not projecting on, the rukket net is hard to beat for the price. If you need more coverage they have side nets too. I would try calling them for the best price (just a guess based on the email spam since I have bought mine).

[Greasegun]

Looks nice but Im confused. Its called archery netting but serves as an impact screen? Why black fabric behind it?

[Greasegun]

Im looking for a net actually.

[Stingreye]

Sorry missed that you wanted an impact screen. The rukket is a. At only. Supertex screens are affordable.

[Snaphook]

I use archery netting with some cheap IKEA black fabric behind.. The picture is not great but it works and its cheap.Quiet too. There are some pictures in this thread.http://golfsimulatorforum.com/forum/...iling-sim-room

[Stingreye]

I have been using the rukket net off Amazon since September. Bit has a lifetime warranty but I have no idea what it covers. Seems quality so far.

[Greasegun]

It would be nice if they would sell me like a 10x5 strip of that ultra duty, ill just hang in front of my current net

[Yrrdead81]

Yeah I picked up mine during Black Friday for $144. They have a 3x3 version for a smaller hitting target. And I bet you could call them for a smaller size , they were pretty easy to work with.

[Greasegun]

At some point you are going to have to spend some money, that is just the reality of this particular niche hobby. Quality products are generally not cheap. That being said I've seen a guy use a white quilt from ikea for months on end, which is a better option than continually buying crappy nets.

In regards to your last question; clean balls in good shape. You can save money on this as well buy using your favorite used ball retailer.

The cheapest high quality net I've found was from these guys; http://www.sportnetting.com/ . I have the Ultra Duty Delta Impact Panel. They also have an impact screen on the lower end of the price spectrum (<$300 for 10x10).

I am familiar with the WRX thread where they guy used the ikea quilt. Unfortunately that one is 70 bucks now.

The thing I like about netting over an impact screen is that its quiet. Apparently that is going to be an issue with the misses.

I might consider this netting you shared. Looks like the net you have is 180 bucks. They have a heavy duty model for 90. Wonder how it would fare...

[Yrrdead81]

At some point you are going to have to spend some money, that is just the reality of this particular niche hobby. Quality products are generally not cheap. That being said I've seen a guy use a white quilt from ikea for months on end, which is a better option than continually buying crappy nets.

In regards to your last question; clean balls in good shape. You can save money on this as well buy using your favorite used ball retailer.

The cheapest high quality net I've found was from these guys; http://www.sportnetting.com/ . I have the Ultra Duty Delta Impact Panel. They also have an impact screen on the lower end of the price spectrum (<$300 for 10x10).

[Greasegun]

I picked up a 10 dollar heavy drop cloth from the hardware store today and hung it up in front of my net. Seemed to work well at first but 30 shots in a ball ripped right thru it. The other problem was the noise. The wife was upstairs bitching the whole time.

[Greasegun]

Greasegun If you really want it, I can ask them if they do and place your order

I appreciate the offer, if I cant find an alternative from the US maybe Ill take you up on that.

[ironFrank]

Greasegun If you really want it, I can ask them if they do and place your order

[Greasegun]

There I buy mine:

https://schutznetze24.de/Ballfangnetze/Golf/Ballfangnetz-fuer-Golf-per-m-nach-Mass::649.html

It is made for short distances highspeed imapct and is about squaremeter price. About 100€ for a 4*3m net

I am using it since 2000 shots with all clubs and it didnt even blink

Looks like a quality product, unfortunately it looks like they dont ship to U.S.