Average Guy GolfGrowing up I had a few different baseball nets, that you could pitch into or use as a backstop if you didn’t have a catcher; everyone of these would cost a good deal of money and would be rusted and worn out in one years time. The biggest reason was that they didn’t fold up or dissemble easily, they stayed outside in the weather, rusted and the nets dry-rotted. So when I was looking for a net to hit golf balls into in my back yard, I was leery of the same thing happening; I stumbled upon Rukket’s website and watched the video (posted below) about how easy it is to set up and take down. I was sold! The Rukknet comes in a convenient carrying case, and sets up in minutes, including putting the anchors in the ground you can set the net up in about a minutes time. In my opinion the brillance of the net is how quickly you came disassemble and clean up after your practice session, you can break down the net and put it back in it’s travel case in under a minute as a well; the net simply folds over itself and snaps into the shape of the carrying case, no awkward folding or bending at all. The Rukket frame is made of a spring steel, which folds and bends easily while staying very durable, no more fiberglass rods with the spring string in the middle like tents and other golf nets on the market. The netting and mesh material is all double stitched for extra durability and the ball return net is made of a 4 ply knot-less material that can with stand the highest of swing speeds; in other words Dustin Johnson couldn’t rip a hole in this net.
US CAN IntExpiration Date: December 16. 2013
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