Amazon Basics Wall Mount Sports Ball Storage Rack - Multi Ball Holder Net, 15 x 4 x 6 inches, Black

Set this up in my son's room to get all the loose balls in one spot. When i first read the reviews I was skeptical but this is really easy to install. From when I opened the package to being on the wall full installed was maybe 3 minutes. What I did notice is that you need to make sure the hooks are clicked in securely into the bottom plate before you put the top plate on. If you do that the install can be done with one hand. The only down side is the net does not secure to the hooks. You slide it on and that's it, so there's the potential for the net to slide right off, but if you want to go to the park or something you can just grab the whole net and bring all your balls with you. We havent had that issue and to prevent that I made sure the net touched the ground when full. This is a good affordable option if you need simple ball organization.

I placed one ball in it and the bracket bent. Also the net doesn't secure to the mount. I don't even understand why someone thought this was a good design. Really don't know how someone is supposed to use it, ha. Also, you need 3 hands to install, this thing failed on multiple levels. Returned and ended up going with the Rubbermaid FastTrack Garage Storage Vertical Ball Rack. It is a FAR superior product.

Bought it for my son. Works great

Broke upon installation, very cheaply made. Couldn't even use it because it broke.

Net keeps falling off, won't stay secure.

The end product does its job pretty well, however, I was a bit frustrated with the assembly/installation. This requires you to screw the two screws (included) through a front plate and back plate, which is sandwiching the left and right arms and holding them in place. The front and back plates have notches to “guide” the left and right arms, but they don’t really stay in place, and gravity is not working in your favor. This would have been easier if it was designed with a third screw hole in the back plate to at least hold that to the wall while you balance the other three parts and a screw and a drill in your other hand. I actually had to commission my 6 year old son to hold the arms in place in order to install this.The holes are vertically stacked, and it basically is intended to be mounted to a stud. The walls in my garage where I mounted this have a 1/4” wood board over them and the provided screws were plenty long to pass through that into the stud behind the board.Once mounted to the wall, the net was relatively easy to install on the left and right arms. The arms do NOT do that great of a job of holding the net in place, so the net does tend to slide away from the wall.As to its intended functionality, this does a great job of holding all sorts of balls, both big and small. We have a basketball, soccer ball and various tennis and baseballs stored in this net. The nice part about this, is that there is a zipper on the bottom half, which allows you to extract the ball you desire without removing all of them.I took off a star for the installation, but once installed it is a 5-star product.

This is a very handy storage tool to keep various sports balls collected in one place. Our 5 year old has multiples of pretty much every type of ball--soccer balls, footballs, baseballs, wiffle balls, tennis balls, etc. This hangs on the wall in our storage room and since it hangs on the wall, takes up none of the precious floor space. It is a long mesh sack with a zipper at the bottom which is so handy to get the balls at the bottom out without having to take out all the balls on top out. The sack is very large and fits a good amount of balls. It will fit fewer full size balls (Maybe 5 or 6) but many of ours are smaller so tons fit in. It is flexible and versatile enough to use with pretty much any ball you have.The one criticism we have is that is it very awkward to put together. You have to hold like four pieces together with one hand while trying to screw the thing into the wall. It's easiest to do with two people. But it would be better if the pieces all clicked into the wall plate somehow before screwing the plate into the wall. Overall, though, it's cool and handy. Glad we got it.