Practice Partner Lacrosse Wall Rebounder

Since we don't have a good wall on my house, I got this so my girls and I could play wall-ball in the backyard. The include instructions were a little weak, but having put many things together over the years, I found construction to be pretty straightforward. You will need some tools like a combination wrench and a socket wrench to make it go faster. The net comes pre-attached and pre-stretched over the frame, which is very nice.It's a well-built rebounder and is pretty solid/sturdy with a nice beefy tubular frame. The unit itself is quite tall, so keep that in mind depending on where you want to put it. As for the rebounding action, it is quite good and reasonably quick, though obviously not as quick as a solid wall. One thing to note is that it's hard to make it throw grounders unless you're quite far away, even though the base is adjustable. Speaking of the adjustable base, while the unit is quite stable overall, the more vertical/upright you set it, the less stability it will have on uneven surfaces. It's best on a driveway or flat yard.Though I've only had it a few months, it has sat outside in the rain, etc. and seems to be holding up very well. The frame seems coated and the mesh is quite strong, so it should handle weather pretty well. I may bring it into the garage during the snowy months, however.