10 × 10 coverage
A full rectangular screen for infield, outfield and facility practice setups.
Pro Series / 10 × 10 Field Screen
The Pro 10x10 Field Screen is a padded baseball and softball practice barrier with a reinforced steel frame and #60 braided net. Its 10-foot-high by 10-foot-wide format suits programs planning larger field or facility stations.
A full rectangular screen for infield, outfield and facility practice setups.
1.5-inch powder-coated steel, added support poles and two welded gussets on each leg.
One-piece frame padding and UV/weather-treated #60 braided netting with slipover installation.
Think through where the balls travel, where players stand and how groups rotate. A dedicated field screen gives you a defined piece of equipment around which to plan that space. It can also be incorporated into a catcher-backstop setup or used with a separately purchased pitching target.
Order the screen without wheels or review the Standard and Pro wheel-kit packages above. This screen uses 1.5-inch frame tubing. Final mounting compatibility must be confirmed for the selected kit; do not substitute a kit simply because another product is also named Pro.
Considering a different size? See the Pro 8x10 Field Screen. For a coach’s throwing cutout rather than a full rectangular barrier, compare the Pro 8x8 L-Screen.
Yes. The manufacturer lists baseball and softball practice applications.
It is a protective field screen, not a rebounder designed to return the ball for fielding drills.
The base package does not include wheels or a separate pitching target. Review your selected package for any wheel upgrade.
Allow space for the full assembled frame, support feet and movement around the station, beyond the listed 10x10 screen face.
The first gallery image is based on the supplied product photo. The second is an AI-assisted studio visualization. Refer to confirmed specifications and your selected package for included equipment.
Inspect the net, frame, supports, padding and fasteners before use. Follow manufacturer assembly and positioning instructions. No screen eliminates every risk from thrown or batted balls.