Trigon Sports ProCage B427780N 7 x 7 ft. Softball Pitcher Replacement Net - B427780N
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Introducing to you Trigon Sports ProCage B427780N 7 x 7 ft. Softball Pitcher Replacement Net!
#42 Black HD Twisted-Knotted Netting Pillow-Case Style.
100% Waterproof U.V. treated.
Each net comes with lacing cord to permanently attach net to base and secure any openings.
ProCage™ Brand for best quality!
What our Experts Think
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Net built tough: Made from high-density, twisted-knotted polyethylene with UV treatment — ready for frequent use.
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Perfectly sized: Designed to match the 7′ × 7′ ProCage softball pitcher’s screen.
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Easy to replace: Comes with lacing cord for secure, stable attachment to the frame.
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Impact absorbent: Absorbs strong hits well, making it great for batting practice.
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Weather-resistant: UV-treated and waterproof for reliable outdoor performance.
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Budget-friendly upkeep: Replacing the net instead of the entire frame saves money over time.
Q&A
Q: What is the ProCage B427780N?
A: A replacement net for the 7′ × 7′ ProCage softball pitcher’s protective screen.
Q: What are the net dimensions?
A: The net measures 7′ by 7′ with a 24″ × 20″ cutout.
Q: What type of netting is used?
A: High-density #42 twisted-knotted netting, waterproof and UV-treated.
Q: How is the net attached?
A: It includes lacing cord to secure it to the frame and close any gaps.
Q: Is the net durable?
A: Yes — designed to withstand repeated impact and outdoor weather conditions.
Q: Who should use this replacement net?
A: Coaches, teams, and facilities using the 7′ × 7′ ProCage who need to replace worn or damaged netting.
Q: Why replace the net instead of buying a new screen?
A: It’s cost-effective, eco-friendly, and allows you to keep your existing protective frame.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect the net regularly for frays, tears, or UV damage.
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Clean gently with mild soap and water; avoid harsh chemicals.
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Allow the net to dry completely before reattaching or storing to prevent mildew or rot.
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Secure the net to the frame with the lacing cord, ensuring all openings are tied to maintain tension.
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Check the lacing cord periodically and re-lace if it loosens.
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Repair any holes or tears promptly using similar-strength cord or net repair techniques.
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During off-season or harsh weather, remove the net from the frame to reduce UV exposure.
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Store in a cool, dry place without tightly folding to prevent deforming the mesh.
