Review on 🏐 Fediman Outdoor Volleyball Net Set - Heavy Duty with Steel Anti-Sag System, Adjustable Aluminum Poles, Includes Volleyball and Carrying Bag – Professional Nets for Backyard by Jay Elmo

The Fediman net set is a great alternative to the Park & Sun range of volleyball nets. We have a volleyball team of about 100 people who play with an average of about 12 nets a week. Our typical reticle is Spectrum or 2000 Park and Sun. I brought this set to the group and we tested it against Spectrum 2000 and it performed very well. Our beginner and intermediate groups used it all weekend with no problems and were very happy with the performance given the price. Pros: - Very competitive price compared to the competition - Includes everything you need to play - The ratchet design is a good way to pull the net easily. - Quality design and strong posts - The perimeter line is thick and clearly visible even under the grass. Cons: - Restraint posts are plastic and may not be as strong, metal replacement posts are very cheap and easy to come by, a worthy upgrade for this set. Compared to Park & Sun 2000 Park & Sun - Net is made of plastic thick plastic material that is strong and doesn't stretch - the wire guides holding the pole up tighten when pulled down (which a much more natural movement and easy to use). Your body weight on it - Metal delineator stakes - Fixed net tension - Balls bounce off the net heavily for bouncing games. Stretchy but strong enough for the purpose - The guides are tensioned by pulling up which is more difficult but works very well and can keep the net upright - Plastic perimeter poles - The net has less tension on the bottom so balls don't bounce like that much back when the ball hits the net, that's the main difference between park and sunset and this one. Differences between this one and the park and the sun, but it will serve every beginner and intermediate group very well. Our group played back and forth between this and the park and sunset and were equally happy with both. In this respect, highly recommended!