Basketball Dribble Trainer Lite Version - Basketball Training Equipment for Dribble Training Review

great for my son to practice his dribbling. A simple concept that makes a big difference. I recommend them to every coach.

Made of cheap lightweight plastic. I think it's ok if you have to move it around a lot, but it doesn't seem to be durable at all and I wouldn't pay that price if I was evaluating it in a store.

Although it arrived late the customer service was excellent and the product appears to be value for money. Watch videos online to see how you can use this device to train with teams or as an individual player. This comes in a nice storage bag. There is no box, but it is easy to pack and give as a gift. Decent buy for a teenager.

I bought this item as a Christmas present for a 13 year old basketball player. NO crates. It comes in plain black packaging with no instructions or indication of what it is. I was expecting a lot of excitement when he opened the package, now all I expect is confusion. He won't know what it is or what to use it for. Incredibly disappointed. At this point, I can't talk about durability, build, or cost. But what I can say is that the packaging doesn't make it a good gift.

I received this product for the price compared to the Skillz Dribble Stick and I have to say I am pleased with my purchase. For the most part, it works the same as its Skills counterpart. I was able to use it effectively and train with it. A couple of things that have prevented this product from earning a 5 star rating is the fact that the sticks sit in a rubber sleeve which is a bit difficult to move. Also, if people keep hitting and emphasizing that part, it looks like it's going to be…

Although it arrived late the customer service was excellent and the product appears to be worth the money. Watch videos online to see how you can use this device to train with teams or as an individual player. This comes in a nice storage bag. There is no box, but it is easy to pack and give as a gift. Decent buy for a teenager.

I bought this product as a New Year's gift for a 13 year old basketball player. boxes NO. It comes in plain black packaging with no instructions or indication of what it is. I was expecting a lot of excitement when he opened the package, now all I expect is confusion. He won't know what it is or what to use it for. Incredibly disappointed. At this point, I can't talk about durability, build, or cost. But what I can say is that the packaging doesn't make it a good gift.

I bought this product because of the price compared to the Skillz Dribble Stick and I have to say I am happy with my purchase. For the most part, it works the same as its Skills counterpart. I was able to use it effectively and train with it. A couple of things that have prevented this product from earning a 5 star rating is the fact that the racquets are housed in a rubber sleeve which is a bit difficult to move. Also, if people keep hitting and emphasizing that part, it looks like it's going…