Katchet

This magnificent orange ramp; I had underestimated this and thought it couldn't do much. I was surprised that it gave me opportunities to dive and send the ball in all directions (I got a hand to everything).This is a great product, I am a wicketkeeper and have improved brilliantly - I have also improved as a slip catcher. Lightweight and easy to transport. it is ideal to with any balls. The only problem is with tennis ball as it always springs up.I would recommend this to anyone who needs to improve wicketkeeping and if you are in the slip cordon and to every coach.(Reviewed by my son, the Katchet user)

Useful for wicket-keeping coaching and close catching drills. Comes into its own with a bowling machine used for slip fielding practice. You really need a couple of them to develop a random delivery to the fielders. Nice carry case, but difficult to see why it's so expensive for a piece of moulded plastic.

Fantastic bit of kit. Better than the old fashioned slip cradles, but is also completely portable and lightweight. You do need quite a strong arm, and/or to throw the ball from very low to the ground. Very good for training technique and reflexes at any level - the pros use em and so can the U11s.On the one hand, you do have to question why a bit of moulded plastic costs £40. On the other, what else is there out there as good for this price?

Easy to use and train. Value every bit of money

Using 2 katchet ramps as a hockey training aid for Goalkeeper training in combination with a Crazy Catch. Great for rebound and deflection shot training and testing reactions.

Overpriced for what is, and both kids who enjoy cricket got bored of it quickly. Ok for fielding coaching and slip catches.

Over priced.

Brilliant portable versatile cricketing aid so many uses . Does require a little accuracy practice but that in itself is an added bonusHighly recommend 5 star product