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YoloSelfie
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025
I never imagined solo volleyball drills could feel this hype until I met this rebounder. I smack the ball, and it snaps right back—no buddy needed. Adjusting that net height is slick, so I’m practicing everything from low bump passes to sky-high spikes. It’s like a practice partner that never complains.Taking it to the driveway, I crank the frame just right and start looping serves. That sturdy steel holdin’ it up don’t budge, even when I’m blasting full power. When I switch to wrist drills, it returns the ball at angles I didn’t even expect—keeps me guessing and sharpening my reflex.What’s fresh is the foldable design; after sweat sesh it collapses down and tucks in my garage corner. No trade-off on durability either—the net stays taut after weeks of grind. I’ve had no sag, no weird angles—just pure rebound every time.Once you lock into your rhythm and hear that satisfying thwack, you’ll be upgrading your game without steppin’ foot on a court full of people. Pure hustle practice right at home.
Eric and Kristine
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2025
When setting up this net I honestly had little hope it would properly rebound. The net wasn't stretchy in the slightest so I thought, how could it possibly kick the ball back. Boy was I wrong! This rebound net is amazing! We used it for soccer but its adjustable so it can be used for many sports. It rebounds as if its bouncing on a trampoline, shooting the ball right back towards you. This was phenomenal for teaching reaction speed, ball control, and just having fun. I love that it is adjustable so you can change the angle which essentially changes the direction and way the ball bounces back. Its tall so it worked perfectly for what we were practicing.The only downfalls are the bungee straps. The kept popping off when the rebounder was hit. So stronger strap, maybe velcro or something or the sort may be better. And it would be nice if it was as sturdy laying on its side, as it was standing up. Unfortunately laying it on its side made it want to sway and sort of twist. I preferred it standing up so this wasnt a problem. Maybe I'll just get a shorter one if I want one that is lower. This made practice exciting and fun for the team. They had a blast playing on it and it really did help them improve on a few things.
Alter Ego
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
This is a review for: "Adjustable Volleyball Rebounder Net, 3.5x2.5 ft"I was wanting a small rebounder for me and my daughter to play basketball with. Our goal is near our RV and the ball goes under the RV a lot and into our neighbors yard and my daughter being 7 has trouble getting it into the goal so it bounces everywhere when falling down. What I received was labeled well and after assembling inside my living room I was floored that this DID NOT MATCH the indicated size instead of a 3.5ft by 2.5ft frame I got a 3.5ft by 7ft frame which is far larger than where I needed to use this and therefore wasn't able to use it. I ended up taking it back apart and storing it until I can figure out what to do with it.It took a minute to figure out putting it together, all the pieces have numbers and the diagram is fairly clear. You need to use some context clues along the way, IE feet are on some poles that look similar to others, some pieces have holes and/or spring pins in different positions so they will only work in one direction. That's nice because you cant really mess up how it goes together. The frame is a bit loose but it goes together. It came with a storage bag however it took about 30 minutes to put together, the most tedious part being the net and bungee loops.After starting assembly the loops started popping off when working on the opposite side. After recently assembling a better quality rebounder for soccer we own I found out the issue is the shock cord on these loops are too large and too long. The tension isn't enough to prent them popping off and since the shock cord is larger it just rolls over the edge of the balls. if the net was say 2 inches shorter on each side and the shock cord was a bit smaller with the same length I think they would hold better but as it sits I would not recommend this.
SandySands
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025
Winter had my serves rustier than a yard-sale bike, so I set up this 7×4 rebounder net in the driveway. Two bungee twists later, the red target box is staring me down like a coach who skipped his coffee. Ball hits the sweet spot, rockets back clean, and forces me to stay light on my toes—no excuses about a lazy partner.The frame folds slimmer than a sandbox lid, yet shrugs off my hardest spikes without wobbling. I dig the height adjustment knobs; drop it low for underhands, ratchet it up high for killer topspin, and suddenly drills feel custom instead of cookie-cutter. Iron tubes mean I’m not chasing dented poles after a surprise gust of wind, though I still toss a sandbag on the feet for hurricane days.Neighborhood kids saw me grinding and turned the front yard into an impromptu clinic. We rotate: set-pass-smash, rebound does the rest, parents applaud the free babysitting. My smartwatch flexed with a record calorie burn and I never left the property line.It’s the training buddy that lets me trash-talk myself and still bounce the ball back for more.
Eddifaction
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025
This 7 x 4 rebound net turned my tiny backyard into a one-person volleyball clinic. Frame snaps together with spring buttons, no tools, and the red target square gives my sets a bullseye so I’m not just lobbing into space.I tilt the angle higher for jump-serve practice, then drop it flatter to sharpen digs; the tension cords hold the bounce so strong the ball rockets back faster than I sent it. After a session I pop two pins, fold the legs, and slide it behind the shed—compact enough that Mom stopped complaining about lawn clutter.Poly netting shrugged off a week of drizzle and still pops like a trampoline, while the steel tubes haven’t bowed after daily slam therapy. Rubber feet keep the unit planted on patio pavers, so no creeping forward mid-drill.Whether I’m grinding solo reps or letting friends pepper passes, this rig keeps the rally alive and my reflexes on point.
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