Anyone use this or have any better ideas? I hear that the foam pipe insulation you can buy from home depot doesn't work well.
Roll Cage Padding to protect from bounce back on 1" emt pipe?
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Good to hear cause I just bought a bunch for my build and heard it doesn't help a ton with bounce back.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt...1812/204760805
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Have seen other guys using these for the bottom at least. It won’t help with any side bars but would be good for any bottom bar/gap. FYI- I haven’t tried any as I’m still working on my build, so can’t speak from experience yet.
https://shop.virtual-golf-simulator....10-Ft-1007.htm
Order wedge foam for a wedge pillow to prevent acid reflux, for upholstery cushioning, to elevate mattresses, and other needs.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/GUTTERST...SPAN/203318223
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Awesome thanks! looks like there are different grades of both types of the foam, Hmmmm, wonder what will work best.
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I just ordered a wedge of the High Resilience Foam because it came in "very soft" and will report back. I plan on wrapping it in some black fabric and attaching it to the top crossbar with adhesive Velcro strips.
I bought some foam noodles last week but they have no give whatsoever and bounce back is terrible.
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Cheeselog8 I wondered if the foam noodles/foam pipe insulation wouldn’t be enough and still cause bounce back. The cloth wrapped foam sounds like a good solution.
I did see this rubber type foam pipe insulation as well that you can get from Menards or Lowe’s, but I’m guessing it would be as bad or worse for bounce back.
https://www.menards.com/main/plumbin...4435954298.htm
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I just got my foam wedge put up and I think it is going to be a great solution!
My main goal here is to make my setup safer after taking a ricochet straight to the face a month ago. A buddy of mine that is not a regular golfer drilled the top bar and came screaming back at me. It made me realize how dangerous this could be even if it's the only time it's happened in the three years I've had my sim.
Anyways I got the High Resilience Foam in "very soft" from foamonline.com and wrapped it in cheap black fabric. Attached the foam wedge to my emt pole using adhesive velcro strips. The foam has a lot of give but is still firm enough to stop a ball from getting to the emt.
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I used pipe insulation from Home Depot. After hitting a hundred shots I think the chance of hitting one of these insulated EMT pipe is close to zero as I am 9.5' away from a 9'x9' screen.
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