Jugs Instant Screen
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Jugs | Instant Screen
The Jugs Instant Screen is a pop-up practice screen that opens from a compact 36 in. circle to a 7 ft. H x 8 ft. W frame in seconds, with no assembly step. Nothing needs threading or bolting, and no loose part can go missing in a parking lot. The whole screen weighs less than 14 lbs and rides in a nylon carry bag. It goes in a trunk and comes out between games at a tournament. A 3-step colored tab system guides the fold the same way every time.
It is built on a sturdy lightweight spring steel frame. One person handles it in one trip. It is built for high schools, colleges, professionals and elite travel ball, and it provides full protection for hitting, pitching or fielding practice. The design is wind-resistant for outdoor sessions, a removable flip-over strike zone adds pitching and hitting drills, and a 2D barcode on the screen links to setup instructions and practice drills.
Inside the screen
Instant Screen at a glance
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The screen pops open and closes in seconds, with no assembly required. This one comes out of the bag already whole: toss the frame away from you onto a clear, level area and tilt it upright. The colored tab folding system handles the return trip, marking the sequence so the screen packs into the same 36 in. circle whoever is doing it.
Folded into a 36 in. circle, the Instant Screen travels the way a bat bag travels. A nylon carry bag comes with it for transport and compact storage, so the screen has somewhere to live between sessions and the frame is not loose in a trunk with the helmets. For a travel program that plays on fields it does not own, the weight and the bag are the specification: whoever is driving can bring the screen, and nobody has to plan for it.
The 7 ft. x 8 ft. frame provides full protection for hitting, pitching or fielding practice, and the removable flip-over strike zone expands pitching and hitting drill options. A screen this size covers a coach throwing front toss, a pitcher working a bullpen at a target, and an infielder taking short-hop work with something behind him. The 2D barcode on the screen links to the practice drills.
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Both fold into a bag and both travel. The Instant Screen is the pop-open one, at under 14 lbs. with no assembly; the Complete Practice Travel Screen is a built frame with a 6.5 ft. x 6.5 ft. hitting sock.
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