Volleyball Nets, Professional Volleyball Net, Portable Volleyball Replacement Net for Backyard Schoolyard Sports Beach Swimming Pool, Indoor/Outdoor Volleyball Net Set, 32FTX3FT, Poles Not Included

This thing is really good and it has a perfect size. My girls love to play volleyball they use it everyday.

It's really good material and feels like it will last. We mounted these on 2 steels pipes (we cemented pipes in the ground with a bigger diameter than the ones the net attached to and added a eye bolt at the bottom to stop the pipe from going in all the way) with some heavy duty key hooks from home depot and we take off and put on often and still looks new. It comes with a carry bag which is perfect for storage. It's good especially during this time we have been able to add activities to entertain the teenagers with this pandemic.

The net is meh quality, one of those you get what you pay for nets. For less than $20, I would consider this a good starter net. We live in the sunny south and will see how well this holds up over the summer. We ended up removing the much thinner coated cable and installing a 3/32" stainless steel cable with clear sheathing to ensure that the cable would not cut through the net. We are using ratchet straps to put tension on this net and we felt the cable that came with the net would not hold up to the tension ... especially if anyone bumped into the net, which is likely to happen.The installation process is pretty straight forward and will likley depend on your situation. The white portions of the net have some stringers hanging off it, those will likely wear off. It is working thus far. Not a bad starter net.

Great quality. Held up against bunch of 30 & 40 year old men trying to prove themselves! All over the net. And it held!

Great choice for us as we added it to our 24’ pool

It was nicely packaged. Came with everything needed to hang. We just put it between two trees.

Net seems good quality, but there were no grommets as pictured and described in item description. Had to tie at corners, not sure how long until it rips.

Not the best method to mount to the poles, it was a little tricky to make the net tight and not droop but was able to do it. The net was never left hanging through the winter but it did get left hanging in the summer sometimes for a few weeks so it did get rained on but after 2 years then the whole top portion frayed and so the net fell because the string that held the top part fell out. So it did seem like real good quality when new but last only 2 years.