A portable, dual-use Cricket Net for only £205 ex VAT
Tildenet Portanet - the latest in cricket innovation from Tildenet. Transform your garden into Lords or the Wacca with the Portanet practice cricket net. Or, hold a coaching session for up to 48 players with the Portanet 60ft ball stop net.
Use as a Practice Cricket Net or as a 60ft Ball Stop Net
The Portanet is easy to assemble in only minutes, is 24' long x 12' wide x 9' 8" high, and can be assembled as either a practice net or in a straight line as a barrier for essential skills group activity, enabling up to 48 players to use the net at the same time.
Packs away into a simple shoulder bag. Perfect for gardens, schools and clubs.
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The Portanet ...
- Assembled in minutes - Extremely portable
- Poles split in two for easy assembly and storage
- Perfect for Gardens, Schools & Clubs
- Folds down into a portable and light carry bag - all supplied
- Durable and stable in high winds
- When fully assembled, Portanet is 24' long x 12' wide x 9' 8" high
So, whats in the bag?
The Portanet cricket net comes in a handy, shoulder strap canvas zip-up bag, which weighs only 20kilos when fully packed and contains all you need.
6x top poles, 6x base poles, 1x Tildenet surround net and clips, 4x guy ropes, 10x ground pegs.
Assembled in minutes as a cricket Practice Net or Ball Stop Net
Take a look at the easy 4 step assembly process - click the first image to begin ...
Buy online now - delivery usually in 3 to 5 working days
Delivery of Portanet in 3 to 5 working days. Includes: 1x Kit Bag, 6x top poles, 6x base poles, 1x surround net and clips, 4x guy ropes, 10x ground pegs.
Only £205 ex. VAT
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Buy NowTildenet Supports Cricket Without Boundaries
Tildenet actively supports CRICKET WITHOUT BOUNDARIES,an organisation enabling volunteers to coach cricket in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Botswana using cricket metaphors to highlight HIV/AIDS awareness.
They have trained over 1500 new coaches and brought the game of cricket to more than 15000 children in Sub-Sahara Africa. www.cricketwithoutboundaries.com
