10 X 25 Fishing Net, Netting, for Golf Backstop, La Crosse, Soccer.

All of this company's nets are next to impossible to hang properly. They are cut so you need to hang based on a diamond pattern looking at it vertical, but to hang cleanly and evenly, it should be hung in a square (looking vertical) pattern with the bottom parallel to the ground. But that's not possible due to how it's cut by the manufacturer.

Very high quality netting from what i can tell. I am using it for a hitting net for softball. The one downside is how springy the net is. It will stretch to 10' wide, but doesn't hang 10' wide.

This net ripped very easily. It only lasted a couple of months, even with constant repairs. Thankfully, it was pretty cheap.

I bought for the baseball feild fall balls hitting all people .

The net design is the opposite of what you need for a lacrosse application. It would be perfect if you wanted it 25' high and 10' wide. I think they should have a better description as my son and I were very disappointed as we tried to "make it work". Guess that's what you get for trying to save a little money

Using these nets I built a lacrosse backstop around 100 ft wide. I strung 4 of them together and they work great. If you want the net to be 10 ft high, I would use the 12 ft nets. If they only need to be 8 feet high, these 10 foot nets work fine.

what a great investment, I set it up in my yard by hanging it from some trees and the boys use it for baseball practice, a small price to pay for keeping the ball from going into the road or the neighbors window.

I doubled this net over and put it up to hit real baseballs into in my backyard. It matches my house nicely and the net holds up strong for big baseball players in high school to hit into on a regular basis. My father also uses it to hit golf balls into, with no problems.