Franklin Sports Volleyball Net Sets - Backyard + Beach Portable Volleyball Set for Kids + Adults - Volleyballs + Nets with Poles + Equipment Included - Carry Bag for Storage + Transport

Although it’s not the sturdiest of volleyball sets it does serve it’s purpose. Kids love playing but they know it won’t hold up to aggressive play which is great for the younger ones. Very satisfied with this set.

Muy fácil para instalar, permite poner la altura deseada aun cuando es una red angosta, bien de largo. La pelota no aguantó ni un día, se desgastó rapidísimo pero sirvió para jugar.

This product seems nice because it comes with a ball, a pump, and multiple stakes, but in reality, it's very flimsy. I was trying to put the stakes into the ground, (because the directions recommend a depth of 6 inches) and while pushing the stake into the ground, it snapped in half as easy as a toothpick. The soil where I live is soft, and pushing a stake into the ground isn't typically very difficult. The stakes are made of a low-grade plastic and bend very easily.The pump and ball that come with the net are very low quality. The pump is made entirely of plastic (including the needle), and it takes a significant amount of effort and time to inflate the ball with the pump.If you are hoping to use this net with an actual volleyball, I'd recommend another product. Once the whole net is assembled, with all of the stakes installed correctly, the net is still incredibly flimsy. If you were to serve an actual volleyball into this net, it could break the poles.The ball that comes with the kit is made of rubber, and doesn't inflate all the way with the pump. The ball is very light and bouncy -- the net would be able to take hard shots from this ball and be fine.Overall, I think this product is for a very specific group of people: People who are only ever going to use this product at a beach, using the orange volleyball that is provided in the kit.

Bought for daughters bday. When we got set up, the net is only 12" wide. I guess looking back at the pictures it shows a small net. If I would have known I would have returned. One wind storm and it was completely tangled and down. Wouldnt recommend for daughter practicing. If just for family fun its fine.

Not a bad setup if you're looking for a basic net. Fairly difficult to setup. The lines included to strap the ends are confusing and difficult. The adjustable tensioners didn't work very well. The stakes included weren't strong enough to hold the lines to the ground. The net itself wasn't very big in height. The line that runs through the top of the net got pulled through one side. It took hours to thread it back into the net. In the end I got it to work but I remember it being much easier when I was a kid with an older style netting.