Any Recommendations for a Pitching Net?

I built a plyowall for the plyo balls and installed a net on a cable for weighted leather balls.  Not sure any net is going to hold up to a big kid throwing 2lb plyos for very long. 

The plyo wall is mobile (on casters) and nest into his weight rack for stability.  I built it from lumber steeply discounted in the discount bin at Home Depot.  The net is 14x12 purchased from eBay.  Spent less than $100 on each set up.

Shoot me a PM and I can text you a video of the set up.

Agree w/ 22and25 on what might hold up for plyo's... my thoughts are you either need a lot of give or no give (we used painted cinderblock wall for our HS guys)

My son nailed a couple of yoga mats onto our barn wall for plyoballs.  Has worked for over a year, but it is more for drills, not truly throwing.  For throwing, he uses a regular net with 25lb weights to anchor and we've had to use tape along the bottom edge in a few spots but it gets use from multiple kids twice a week.  Bownet has several options.

Thanks for the advice and pm's, guys. Since we are going to be inside for a long time(winter in Minnesota), and our Governor just shut down all gyms and training halls, we are going to have to get creative.

   The odds are really getting stacked against my 2022 in terms of baseball. Thank God he's a good student.

After humming and hawing over a bunch of online netting, pads, and gizmos to stick in my garage, I ended up doing about the most low cost thing you can think of, and it works great. Two eye hooks in the ceiling, attached a rope between the two, and draped a heavy duty old moving blanket I had around over the rope. Completely deadens the sound, no vibration, when using baseballs. Good for plyo balls, but for that I concocted a soft foam/ 3/4" plywood/soft foam/ 1 1/2" puzzlemat sandwich that I attached to the wall just behind the moving blanket. Plyoballs return better, and 57 jr, can practice ground balls with a baseball. Not the best, but keeps his hands in shape.

    Because of the long winters up in MN, we are at a huge disadvantage at the best of times for getting in baseball training. With the gyms closed it's even worse.

   Next thing up is to build a pitching mound.

We glued some of those foam workout mats to the wall. It's still pretty loud, but I guess it helps a little. I thought about gluing another layer of the foam mats but I just haven't thought about it when I actually have time to do it.