Why Our Cargo Nets are Right for Your Athletic Program
High school coaches, college coaches, club coaches, athletic directors, and sports facility managers all understand the immense value of functional, full-body training. Climbing a cargo net requires a unique combination of grip strength, core stability, coordination, and explosive power that traditional weightlifting simply cannot replicate. However, safety is the absolute highest priority when installing climbing equipment. Cheaply made nets will rot, fray, and snap under the weight of heavy athletes, creating an extreme falling hazard. Our selection of professional climbing nets is engineered from massive, high-tensile ropes designed specifically to support extreme weight loads safely. By investing in our custom-sized nets and commercial-grade hanging hardware, you ensure your athletes can push their physical limits in a completely secure, highly controlled environment.
Top-Tier Climbing Nets and Hanging Hardware
We stock the most highly searched athletic climbing equipment on Google to ensure your training facility is both challenging and incredibly safe.
- Outdoor Poly Dacron and Military Grade Cargo Nets: Built for the harshest environments. Outdoor obstacle courses require materials that will not degrade in the rain, snow, or blistering sun. Poly Dacron provides the natural feel of a traditional manila rope but boasts the extreme UV and rot resistance of synthetic fibers. These nets are available in multiple colors and border styles to suit your exact course design.
- Custom Size Indoor Climbing Cargo Nets (Per Sq. Ft.): Every gymnasium and training facility has different ceiling heights and wall dimensions. We offer our premium indoor climbing nets by the square foot, allowing facility managers to order the precise length and width necessary for a perfect, custom fit.
- Universal Hanging Bars and Pipe Hangers: You cannot simply tie a heavy cargo net to a gym rafter. To ensure the net supports multiple athletes safely without bunching up in the center, it must be hung from a rigid, load-bearing structure. Our heavy-duty steel pipe hangers and eye bolts distribute the weight evenly and provide a rock-solid anchor point to your facility's ceiling framework.
Why Buy Your Training Equipment From Morley Athletic
Since 1931, Morley Athletic has been a trusted family tradition and a leading supplier of premium athletic gear and gym infrastructure for schools, universities, and community sports organizations across the country. We deeply understand the purchasing processes and budget requirements of educational institutions, which is why we proudly accept school purchase orders and offer fast, customized freight quotes for massive facility upgrades. When you shop with Morley Athletic, you are partnering with a company backed by over 90 years of industry expertise, exceptional customer service, and a steadfast dedication to helping your athletes train safely and effectively.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the difference between indoor and outdoor cargo nets?
Indoor nets are often made from natural manila or untreated fibers that provide excellent grip but will absorb moisture and rot if left outside. Outdoor cargo nets are manufactured from synthetic blends, such as Poly Dacron, or feature specialized UV and weather-resistant coatings to prevent degradation from rain and sun exposure.
2. How do I properly measure and order a custom cargo net?
Because ceiling heights and obstacle course frames vary drastically, many of our nets are sold by the square foot. You simply measure the total desired width and the total desired height of the climbing area, multiply those two numbers to get your square footage, and enter that number as your order quantity.
3. Why is it important to use a universal hanging bar for a cargo net?
A universal hanging bar is a rigid steel pipe that spans the entire width of the net. It prevents the top of the net from sagging or aggressively bunching together in the middle when an athlete climbs it. This ensures the net remains taut, square, and safely anchored to the ceiling structure.
4. What does a "12-inch square mesh" mean on a cargo net?
The "mesh" refers to the size of the open holes or squares created by the woven ropes. A 12-inch square mesh means there is 12 inches of open space between each vertical and horizontal rope. This is the standard, safest size for high school and adult climbers to securely place their hands and feet.
5. Do you accept school purchase orders for gym climbing equipment?
Absolutely. Morley Athletic has worked directly with schools and universities for decades. We happily accept school purchase orders. Athletic directors and facility managers can easily submit a formal PO or request a customized freight quote to streamline the procurement of these heavy, specialized climbing systems.
