Ball Caddy - Portable and Foldable Baseball Softball Basket for Batting Pitching Practice Training

What can I say? Nicely portable, easy to setup, and it saves my back!

The carry case for the ball caddy ripped and one of legs fell out of it. Besides that it is a great tool and I enjoyed having while it lasted

This is a decent ball holder at a decent price and is portable. Comes with a travel bag. If you are on a budget this is a good purchase

I didn't think much about what we used to do for batting practice, which was just grabbing from the ball bucket on the ground, but having a standing basket actually does improve the process. Having this makes throwing BP so much smoother than pulling a handfull of baseballs at a time and constantly bending over to pick them up. It sets up super easy, it's stable, comes with a carrying case, and everyone on the team really appreciates having this. Every team should have one, and it's not at all expensive.

This is a great product for conducting batting practice for softball. Unlike with a bucket of balls, you don't have to bend down to get a ball to throw to a batter. The poles for this particular model collapse so that it fits in a shorter bag than other models. This could help if you need to fit it in a wagon or another bag. For anyone that coaches softball, this is an essential piece of equipment that I highly recommend.

Sturdy and holds a lot of balls. It’s awesome to pile it high and keep near the pitcher. Perfect!

My husband had been using contractor buckets to hold baseballs while coaching our son's rec league team, so he was thrilled when I ordered this. Set up is easy. The net is strong and supple. He said the best part about this caddy is that it allows him to grab and go more quickly while working with the kids, because it sits higher off the ground than the buckets. It's also easy to reload, and portability is a big plus - he still carries the baseballs to the field in the bucket, but once he fills up the caddy, the kids can use the bucket to retrieve balls, then dump them into the caddy. It's lightweight and takes up so little space, compared to other equipment.

My baseball player is a pitcher and his dad built him an indoor pitching mound (because he's spoiled and dad likes playing with big equipment). We got this to hold his baseballs so he's not having to constantly lean down to the bucket because, you know... a 12 year old can't lean over constantly. (Sarcasm).In all honestly, this is a convenient fix when he's throwing for pitching practice against the target he has. The only complaint/issue is that its not portable, so kiddo has to use the bucket to collect his balls (hehe) and then pours the bucket back into the stand. But this is an easy fix. I imagine this would also work wonders for coaches tossing batting practice (and our significantly older backs).