Best Choice Products 12.5ft Portable Freestanding Indoor/Outdoor Net for Beach, Volleyball, Tennis, Badminton w/Carrying Case

Got this for my little brother and I to goof around with at the local park. We already had an old, beat up, volly ball, so we bought a net to really be able to play with each-other. It works great as a 1v1 net, would see if I cold find a longer one if you want to play teams.It is ultra compact, and super light. I even can transprt it on my motorcycle or bicycle if I wanted. Assembly and dissasembly are both quick and effortless, never even touched the instructions.

Not what I wanted. Looking for indoor volleyball set. Appeared to be fairly easy to assemble. Light weight. Did not test sturdiness since net was too large for my indoor space.

Easy to use and works well enough. Not the sturdiest especially if there’s some wind but all in all worth the price and fun to have. I like that you don’t need to stake anything into the ground. It’s easy to quickly fold up so can open and close it for each use.

After reading all the good reviews, I was very disappointed in this product. It's not really very sturdy, and the design of the product makes it hard to sit on anything but completely level ground. My backyard is very flat, and I thought it was very level, but I had a difficult time finding a spot where the two ends could touch the ground. The bottom rail makes it difficult for the ends to lay flat. It's a poor design, and I wouldn't buy it again. Very easy to set up, but not worth it since the result of the set up is so poor.

This net took me 5 minutes to assemble the first time and two minutes to take it down.The poles are shock-corded so very easy to assemble.Much easier than using stakesThe final product is fine for badminton, even for a recreational beach volleyball game.Then: get a rubber mallet, aluminum wire and two tent stakes.Set up net.Then place stakes just to the outside of the joints where the upright poles insert into the stand,Use the aluminum wire to bind the base of the upright poles and the stake.Then you are set!A wind roof net.By adjusting the stake angles you can make the net as straight as possible

It was very small and short. And the poles snapped within 30 minutes.

Very easy to assemble, light weight, sturdy. Its exactly what i was looking for. So worth it.

If you use it on the lower net, the bottom bows up and does not sit flat. If you use it on the higher net setting it is very unstable. Either way, a very slight wind just blows it right over. I don't recommend.