Jaypro Batting Cage Tunnel - Mega Outdoor - (55') - Single - MPCTF-55S

Jaypro Batting Cage Tunnel - Mega Outdoor - (55') - Single - MPCTF-55S

Clean frame design with less structure for balls to ricochet off. Easily slide the net to one end for storage or remove snap hooks to pack the net away during the off-season!

• 8" steel pole design with black powder coat finish

• Net attaches to the tensioned galvanized aircraft cable

• Permanent installation

Dimensions

15'W x 60'L x 12'H

 Included

• 1 - (BBC36-5514) All Star Series Tunnel Net 14 X 55 X 12

Manual

MPCTF-55S Specs

What Our Experts Think

• Spacious 55’ Design – Provides ample room for batting practice and pitching drills.
• Heavy-Duty Netting – Durable construction withstands intense use and outdoor elements.
• Stable & Secure Frame – Reinforced structure ensures long-lasting performance.
• All-Weather Durability – Designed for year-round training in various conditions.
• Perfect for Schools & Training Facilities – Ideal for baseball and softball programs at all levels.

Q&A

Q: What are the key features of the Jaypro MPCTF-55S Mega Outdoor Batting Cage Tunnel?
A: This 55-foot single-lane batting cage tunnel is designed for outdoor use, featuring a durable frame and high-strength netting for long-term performance.

Q: What type of netting is used?
A: It includes heavy-duty, weather-resistant netting with a tight mesh pattern to withstand high-impact use.

Q: Is the frame included with the package?
A: Yes, the package includes a sturdy support frame for stability and durability in outdoor conditions.

Q: Can this batting cage be used for both baseball and softball?
A: Yes, it is designed for both baseball and softball training at all skill levels.

Q: Is the batting cage weather-resistant?
A: Yes, the netting and frame are built to withstand outdoor elements, ensuring long-lasting use.

Q: How is the cage installed?
A: It features a ground-anchored frame system for secure installation on grass, turf, or dirt surfaces.

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect Netting: Regularly check for holes, fraying, or loose sections; repair or replace damaged areas.
• Secure Frame & Poles: Ensure all connections are tight and poles are properly anchored.
• Monitor for Rust: Apply rust-resistant coating to metal parts exposed to the elements.
• Clean Netting & Frame: Remove dirt, leaves, and debris to prevent buildup and wear.
• Check Tension: Make sure netting is properly stretched and not sagging.
• Weather Protection: If possible, use a cover during off-seasons to extend longevity.