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Replacement and standalone batting cage nets — knotted, UV-treated HDPE netting in the grades and sizes real cages use.
Size first. A cage net is measured length × height × width (for example, 70 × 12 × 12 ft for a standard commercial tunnel). Match your frame's dimensions exactly; a net that's short on any side won't hang right and wears out early.
Then grade. Twine thickness is the durability dial: #24 is the recreational grade for home cages and lighter use, #36 splits the difference, and #42 is the commercial grade that facilities run for years of daily volume. All three stop baseballs fine — the difference is how many seasons they survive. The highest-wear spot is directly behind home plate; that's where grade pays for itself.
Net only, or net + frame? If your frame is sound, a replacement net restores the cage for a fraction of a new system. Starting from scratch, a kit bundles net, frame, and hardware so the sizes are guaranteed to match.