Varsity Double L-Screen W/ Head Protector
Varsity Double L-Screen W/ Head Protector
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Varsity Double L-Screen with Head Protector
The Varsity Double L-Screen with Head Protector is designed for batting-practice stations used by both right- and left-handed throwers. The double-L opening lets coaches throw from either side without flipping the screen, while the extended top section adds head-area protection.
Built for RH and LH Batting Practice
This screen measures approximately 72 inches wide x 95 inches tall and is 42 inches wide across the top section. Its 1.5-inch powder-coated steel bolt-together frame and #60 UV-treated knotted netting make it a practical team-use solution for schools, travel programs and facilities.
Key Features
- Double-L opening supports right- and left-handed throwers
- Head-protector top section
- 72 in wide x 95 in tall
- 42 in wide across the top
- 1.5-inch powder-coated steel frame
- #60 UV-treated knotted netting
- Pillowcase-style net installation
- Reinforced leg gussets
- Standard and Pro wheel-kit options
Product Specifications
| Product | Varsity Double L-Screen with Head Protector |
|---|---|
| Overall Width | 72 in |
| Overall Height | 95 in |
| Top Width | 42 in |
| Screen Design | Double-L opening with head protector |
| Frame | 1.5-inch powder-coated steel bolt-together frame |
| Netting | #60 UV-treated knotted netting |
| Net Installation | Pillowcase-style slip-on construction |
| Leg Reinforcement | Welded gussets |
| Wheel Options | No Wheels, Standard Wheel Kit or Pro Wheel Kit |
| Sports | Baseball and softball |
Who It’s For
- Programs with multiple BP throwers
- Right- and left-handed coaches
- High school and travel teams
- Batting cages and training facilities
You May Also Like
- Need a traditional one-sided screen? See the Varsity 7x7 L-Screen.
- Want a smaller head-protector design? See the Varsity 7x4 Head Saver.
- Need maximum-duty Pro-Series construction? See the Pro 5x7 L-Screen with Head Protector.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it called a Double L-Screen?
The opening is designed so both right- and left-handed throwers can use the screen without flipping it.
How large is it?
It is approximately 72 inches wide by 95 inches tall, with a 42-inch-wide top section.
What netting does it use?
It uses #60 UV-treated knotted netting.
Are wheel kits available?
Yes. Standard and Pro wheel-kit variants are available.
Safety note: No protective screen can eliminate all risk from batted or thrown balls. Inspect the frame, netting and connections before use and position the screen appropriately for each drill.
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