How much yard room do you need to use this?
1839898
not much at all. You can place it on a driveway, or in a small front yard. My grandson uses his in a very small backyard, for precision and response with baseball and lacrosse practicing.
1839899
I would recommend a good 20 get for maximum effectiveness. .. But is dependent on strength of throw into it. My son is 9 and 20 feet is minimum.
1839900
If the net doesn't break after 3 uses you only need a small residential lot. As kid grows up you'd need larger size. I haven't ever heard back from Easton or Amazon re: the net breaking after 10-15 mins of use. Very disappointed!
1839901
Not much. 10 yards is plenty. It really depends on how hard you want to throw and how fast you want to react. I would go with a minimum of 10 yards for good practice
939559
I would not use it directly on a vegetable garden, but it can used around the periphery of the garden , no closer than 24 inches.
1724294
It is recommended that you space them 4-6 feet apart but I spaced mine a little closer, maybe 3 feet, so that the area will fill in a little quicker. For the first 2 or 3 years, I mulched around mine but eventually the green foliage took over and I didn't need to mulch.
41092
I have a space saver stand that is 9 ft apart. But I also have straps to use out camping or in the yard. The space for that totally depends on the tree thickness and your straps. I went camping in mid June and my straps would not go twice around a tree, so we had to put the strap about 10 ft up the tree with a kid on someone's shoulders and then stretch the other end to a tree about 12 ft away. Worked great, just looked weird :) I had to kick people out of *my* hammock to use it. It was a big hit and the kids enjoyed getting in it 2-3 at a time. No injuries all weekend.
1416710
It will have plenty of range for that Mich space especially if you out it in the middle of the property. Outside I would expect maybe another 400ft radius of course the type of material your walls are made of will impace that as well.
2020432
90 minutes continuous run time or at least 750 feet of grass approximately 3 to 4 inches long, medium thinkness, and 4 inches high. More than that, and you should buy a gas unit.
1505004
I don't know about the yard. My gardener requested it to help the soil around a large transplanted tree. It was diluted and into the hole before the tree.
148744
Not sure as to the questions but i would venture to say that you would need a at least a 25ft. by 25ft. area for kids to use equipment without bumping into objects or any interfereinces hope this helps
136944
the area is approx 150 sq feet the wind is a factor outside I have had a good wind in the right direction make a wonderful cover to the yard I have found using a large fan behind the unit cover 4 to5 times the area
1676066
Agreed with lifebird, I usually space 3-4 feet, but you will need to double up in some areas. 250ft is a good number
1535157
You probably won't need too, there are 1 inch wide holes all long the width that support about 17" of space between the furthest points you can use.
1510383
I am not sure of the exact range, we have a good sized yard, and never had a problem with range in the house or outside.
1030009
Between 6 to 8 feet depending on how wide you set it up. If you put it in a corner as I have done it does not feel as if it is taking up any space.
532082
there is a 4 or 5 position height adjustment not sure exactly how much but enough for average yards.
1535401
With this, generally you're looking at about 100 yards. You could squeeze more out of it, but you'd be pushing it. Look elsewhere if you want to reach out further than that.
190897
It is pretty small. If you are looking for something for a large yard, this would not work.
1050578
Ours is outside. If you are going to put it inside, you may want to add at least a couple of feet higher than the dimensions. I would say at least a 10 ft ceiling. Anything less would be risky.