Complete Batting Cages

The main difference between Heater batting cage packages and the Cimarron Sports ones is that Heater cages have fiberglass supports and Cimarron cages use steel frames and arches. Steel is certainly more durable than fiberglass, so you can expect a steel batting cage to last longer than a fiberglass one.

Although both are relatively easy to set up, the Heater batting cages are the easiest of all to set up and take down. No tools at all are required. If you need the ability to quickly set up and take down a cage, the Heater batting cages may be your best bet.

Finally, cost is always a factor. The Heater batting cages are considerably less expensive than similar sized Cimarron batting cages.

We get this question a lot. So much, in fact, that we created a whole article about it in the Resource Articles section of our website. Click here to read What is the Difference in Heater Batting cages?