Reinforced-edge practice and backstop net designed to contain stray balls and pucks while protecting people and property. Key benefits Reinforced rope edging reduces fraying and wear, extending the net’s usable life and keeping the edges secure during repeated use. Prevents damage and disturbance by stopping stray spheres (balls) or pucks before they reach spectators, vehicles, yards, or neighboring areas. Versatile for multiple sports and settings — suitable for baseball, softball and hockey practice, for both individual drills and team training. Serves as an effective physical barrier to keep sport equipment out of restricted zones, walkways and adjacent properties. What makes it useful Durable construction at the edges improves reliability during repetitive practice sessions and reduces the need for frequent repairs. Multifunctional design works as a practice net or backstop, helping coaches, players and facilities maintain safe practice areas without impeding play. Clear containment performance reduces interruptions and allows more focused practice time. Practical applications Backyard batting practice: place behind the batter to protect windows, gardens and parked cars from stray hits. Field or school facility backstop: use behind tee or pitching areas to protect spectators and adjacent fields during drills. Hockey training area: install as a barrier around practice zones to keep pucks from entering walkways, locker-room entries or neighboring spaces. Compatible uses and function Intended for use where containment of balls or pucks is required; works for individual practice, team sessions and facility backstopping. Reinforced rope edging prevents edge wear, contributing directly to longer service life and dependable containment performance. Reliable, practical protection designed to reduce damage, limit interruptions and extend net life during regular training and practice.