Twisted netting has knots and consists of three strands twisted together. Knotless netting has no knots and is sewn together. What is stronger depends on how the netting is made, and there is still very much debate among manufacturers and baseball/softball enthusiasts. We believe, that when sewn correctly, knotless netting can be stronger. The twisted netting creates knots that stick out from the rest of the net and create initial points of abrasion. Where the knotless netting is flat and will wear evenly.