Is Net Return worth the money??

[jetergr]

I'm searching for a net to put in my garage. I don't want to build anything permanent, as I want to be able to move this quickly when I need to put my car in the garage.

I know that the Net Return is one of the highest regarded nets on the market... but it's also the most expensive (by a lot). Is it worth the money? For comparison, the #1 selling golf net on Amazon sells for $88. Is the Net Return a significantly better product?

I don't mind paying more money for a premium product... as long as it's a premium product.

Any feedback/recommendations would be appreciated!!

[Wormburner]

I have net return mini pro and it is worth the money. I have had several nets in past that use the tent rods and they are light and move too easy (not durable). Netting is thick and durable as well. I imagine this thing will last for as long as I need it and it is easy to breakdown if you need to store. It is definitely premium compared to others that I have had.
Good luck!

[StalefishFS3]

I've had a Net Return Pro for close to two years, and kept it outside. It is a quality product, and in my opinion, the best net on the market. The two things I can (very slightly) complain about is that the sleeves have faded in the hot Texas sun. But that is to be expected ... nothing can sit outside for that long down here and not fade. Also, when using the same ball over and over, the black net will discolor your ball and make it look completely nasty. I think this discoloration, at times, effects Skytrak picking up the ball.

The actual net shows almost no wear, even after probably 10's of thousands of shots into it. The ball really does return right to your feet, and you can use the same ball over and over until it wears out or cracks.

I would also recommend the side barriers -- those have definitely saved some really errant shots, esp. from my son.

While it is easy taking it completely apart and doesn't take more than 5-10 minutes, I will say if I had to do that every time I had to park my car, that would get old quickly. If you are only having to do it every once in a while, then it is an easy decision given your parameters.

[wbond]

If you have room to run a metal stringer in your garage, get an archery net and use caribeaners to slide it like a shower curtain. I did this in my garage and it worked very well.

[bsdubois00]

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