AIWFL 4.5FT Sport Tennis Court Squeegee with 2 EVA Foam Blade Replacement

Way better than I thought these would be, and they come with extra rubber pieces!

Okay so I didn’t think this would become the thing my grandkids would fight over using but it is. They love pushing it around and getting the cart clean. They have no idea they’re working. Haha. It works really well and is easy to use. Great size so it swipes a decent path as you squeegee.

Admittedly, this is the first one of these I've owned (we just started playing pickle ball this year), but its 53" wide blade and lightweight wheeled-frame make it efficient and easy to control. I was able to put it together in just a few minutes, and it was just as easy to disassemble for storing/transporting it. With these features, it seems to be a good value. My only concern is that its stainless steel frame is so light that I wonder about its durability and how many years I will get out of it. That said, it is about half the price of others (and comes with three blades), so it really is going to depend on how long it lasts.

Too hard to move.

I'm a tennis and pickleball fanatic. So much so that I've recently been put on the board in my neighborhood to take care of our community courts. This was one of the first items I purchased for the courts as we are constantly battling sudden rainstorms here in the tropical south. The best thing about this is that it does one job and does it really well. It moves water. A LOT OF WATER! Most folks are not trained on how to effectively use a Rol-Dri, so it can be frustrating as they try to use rollers to push water out to the edges in a straight line rather than in concentric circles. With these rain shuttles, however, they are just a "point and shoot" type of tool that works exactly as you'd expect, no training needed. They simply push a TON of water away from the court and move it somewhere else. That's it! Best of all, this comes with extra blades which are definitely necessary as the old ones can deteriorate or wear down on the gritty courts. I imagine you could eventually cut your own, but I'm very happy that they've included extras at no charge to we can get a few extra seasons out of them. Very happy with them overall! Just take your time, give it some firm pressure, and don't be afraid to make multiple passes. This will get your courts about 85% of the way to being dry. Once you've run this through completely, then finish off with your Rol-Dri rollers and you'll be back to playing in no time!

Some of these court squeegees can be very expensive but I found this one to be a very good value and primarily made with stainless steel components. This tool will sit outside at a court in Seattle where it gets a lot of rain and we'll get a lot of use squeegeeing off water from pickleball courts. This is a lighter weight cord squeegee and is easy to move around. Hopefully the rubber squeegee component can be replaced after a couple years of use. For the cost it would be easy to have a couple of these locked at the courts for quick dispatching of rainwater.

This is very lightweight which is great, especially towards the end of your cleaning session. The squeegee may not last very long on brushed cement but there are replacements in the box. This is soooo much better than just using a hose and nozzle!

It came in 2 pieces, the handle and the squeegee along with some hardware. It is super easy to put together and is lightweight. The issue is I am 6' 4" tall it i have to bend over to use it which isn't great and it is hard to maneuver easily. The foam squeegee tends to catch the court and causes the entire apparatus to shift directions. This gets annoying quickly when trying to use it. It breaks down just as easy as it sets up so storage is good. Came with 2 extra foam replacements which is nice but also tells me it is going to wear down quickly. I think overtime it will probably break due to the weakness of the metal. We will see though.