Champro Infield Style 7'x7'

The Infield Style Screen is Champro's field-first practice screen — designed for coaches who need a dependable 7' x 7' barrier that works across multiple practice scenarios without being locked into a single application. Use it to protect players during infield drills, divide the field during multi-group practice, or set it up as a portable backstop wherever the session demands.

• Versatile Multi-Purpose Design — Functions as a protective screen during infield drills and throwing stations, a field divider separating simultaneous practice groups, or a portable backstop for batting practice and bullpen sessions — one screen that adapts to whatever the practice plan requires without swapping equipment between stations
• 1.5" 18-Gauge Steel Tube Frame — Durable all-weather coated steel tube frame provides solid structural rigidity that withstands repeated ball impact and outdoor exposure through a full season of daily practice use without bending, denting, or losing frame integrity
• 45-Ply Weatherized Polyethylene Envelope Net — Extra-strength 45-ply PE envelope-style net slides over the frame and secures at the bottom with bungee straps, handling repeated direct impact from ground balls, line drives, and errant throws without tearing or developing holes through extended on-field use
• Push-Pin Quick Assembly — Steel tubes interlock and lock with push-button pin connectors in minutes without tools — tubes slide together, pins lock under impact, and release quickly for fast breakdown and storage between practice sessions or field configurations
• Not Intended for Batting Cage Use — The Infield Style NB175 is engineered for open-field practice environments; for batting cage applications, Champro's Brute NB185 with heavier 13.5-gauge frame construction is the recommended cage-grade option
• Replacement Nets Available Separately — Replacement net (NB175RS) sold separately for programs that need to extend frame life beyond net wear — practical for facilities managing high-volume practice schedules where net replacement is more frequent than frame replacement