Review on Franklin Sports Basketball Rebounder Adjustable by Billy Braggs

We've had a lot of them. Some are BBBAAADDD, some are ok and some are pretty good. At first glance, this one seems to be better designed. Here are a few things to consider when choosing a reflector size. The size of the reflector you buy depends on several factors. First you need to measure the free space you have to use the reflector, as well as the space you need for storage, as well as the types of balls you use and the types of exercises you perform on your reflector want. We play basketball/football so this is the perfect size for us. You can also use it for lacrosse and baseball. We've used the reflector for basketball shooting practice, ball handling, and free throw rebounds and it's been excellent. Portability. It's very portable. It can be folded up to save space after use and is therefore easy to store and transport. Frame Construction The frame is constructed of a heavy duty steel frame that stays in place within reasonable limits. Let's face it, this is a PORTABLE reflector, so if you get it in the right context, it does a really good job here. Mesh versus feather mat. This ball deflector features a ball bounce mesh. Nets are more elastic and spring mats are stiffer. It took some effort to apply the network, which wasn't a problem for me, it may take two people to install. The mesh is ok so far, but I don't think it will last as long as a sprint mat. The main advantage of feather mats over mesh is that they are much more durable and weather resistant than most mesh mats. before your game. Fairly easy to assemble and overall a very solid reflector.