Get The Net Return Pro Series V2.
| The Net Return Pro 10 | The Net Return Pro Series V2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price (MSRP) | $1,095 | $795Lower price |
| Type | Hitting Net | Hitting Net |
| Room needed | 12 ft wide, 9 ft ceiling, 14 ft deep | 10 ft wide, 8 ft 6 in ceiling, 14 ft deepLower ceiling |
| Footprint (W × H × D) | 10 ft × 8 ft × 3 ft 6 in | 8 ft × 7 ft 6 in × 3 ft 6 in |
| Hitting surface | Not published | Not published |
| Impact screen | None (hitting net) | None (hitting net) |
| Ceiling needed | 9 ft | 8 ft 6 in |
| Max ball speed | 225 mph | 225 mph |
| Ball return | Yes | Yes |
| Side barriers included | No | No |
| Stored size | Not published | Not published |
| Setup time | 5 min | 5 min |
| Weight | 34 lbs | 28 lbsLighter |
| Material | UV-treated netting; aircraft-grade aluminum frame | UV-treated netting; aircraft-grade aluminum frame |
| In the box | Net, Frame with color-coded connectors | Net, Frame with color-coded connectors |
| Warranty | 3-year warranty; FAQ: '3 years or 250,000 shots (whichever comes first)' for Home and Pro Series | 3-year warranty; FAQ: '3 years or 250,000 shots (whichever comes first)' |
Get The Net Return Pro Series V2.
Get The Net Return Pro Series V2. It lists at $795, needs a 10 ft wide room with an 8 ft 6 in ceiling, and does everything the pricier net does — same ball-speed rating, same assembly time, same warranty. The Pro 10 makes sense if you've got 12 ft of width and a 9 ft ceiling and want the extra coverage on mis-hits to the heel or toe. That's a real use case. It just costs $300 more at list and demands a meaningfully bigger room.
These are the same net in almost every way that matters. Both use UV-treated netting on an aircraft-grade aluminum frame, both assemble without tools, both are rated for 225 mph ball speed, both return the ball automatically, and both carry a 3-year / 250,000-shot warranty. Side barriers are a separate purchase on either one — $249 on the Pro 10.
The Pro 10 is 10 ft wide and 8 ft tall. The Pro Series V2 is 8 ft wide and 7 ft 6 in tall. The Pro 10 is wider and taller; both sit at 3 ft 6 in deep.
What that means for your space: The Net Return says the Pro 10 needs a room that's 12 ft wide, with a 9 ft ceiling, and 14 ft of depth. The Pro Series V2 needs 10 ft wide, 8 ft 6 in ceiling, and 14 ft deep. The ceiling gap is half a foot — small on paper, but a 9 ft ceiling sounds like plenty until you measure to the garage-door track. If your space tops out at 8 ft 6 in, the Pro Series V2 is the only one that fits by The Net Return's own numbers.
The width gap is the bigger deal. Going from 10 ft to 12 ft of required room width rules out a lot of single-car garages. If you have the space, that extra 2 ft of net catches more of what a driver does on a bad swing.
The Pro 10 lists at $1,095. The Pro Series V2 lists at $795. That's a $300 gap at list. Both prices are for the net and frame only — side barriers, turf, and the No Fly Zone add-on are all separate purchases on either model.
The Pro Series V2 weighs 28 lbs. The Pro 10 weighs 34 lbs — a 6 lb difference. Worth noting: The Net Return's own pages list those figures, but the shipping data says 32 lbs for the V2 and 40 lbs for the Pro 10. I'd call The Net Return to confirm before assuming either number is final.
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For most home setups, the room requirement decides this before price does. The Pro Series V2 needs 10 ft wide and an 8 ft 6 in ceiling. The Pro 10 needs 12 ft wide and a 9 ft ceiling. If your space handles either, the Pro Series V2 gives you the same warranty, the same ball-speed rating, and the same no-tools assembly for $300 less at list. The extra width of the Pro 10 is worth having if your room can fit it — but "if it fits" is doing a lot of work there.
Get The Net Return Pro Series V2.