🎾 Aoneky Mini Portable Tennis Net for Driveway: Enhance Tennis and Soccer Skills with Kids Soccer Tennis Net Review

This was a Christmas present so our teens could plan tennis in our (long) driveway. It was a great success. Easy to set up and take down, the net is lightweight yet strong. However, this is not a height "adjustment" but a sag in the middle. In the words of my partner, "It won't get you to Wimbledon, but it's a lot of fun."

We ordered the 18ft model and my goodness it fits our 3 car driveway perfectly! It is very well made and does not sag in the net. For the younger ones, the assembly and disassembly is a bit cumbersome simply because of the size. But the overall design and ease of use is really awesome. We think it's better to play with styrofoam practice tennis balls in the driveway. They don't swim that far. Have fun!

Comes in a carry case for easy transport in the trunk of a car. The photos I've attached show the net set up for red ball training (USTA 8 and lower than the red ball category). It was easy to set up after looking at the photos in the paper guide that came with the net/bag. It's a clever design how the metal tubes interlock and pull apart for disassembly.

This is an update of an original order that arrived with a damaged baseline/thread. The original was to be prepared for the football club's end of season party along with our other newly purchased items and the children were looking forward to it. However, the cord inside the base post was broken, making the net tension and the entire frame unstable. The replacement item arrived on time for the next event and was a complete success. Let's hope that by a happy accident the first network was a…

We were camping with some families from our soccer team and one of the dads brought this little gem and installed it. This is the best soccer training device I have ever come across! I don't even know the official name of the game, but it's essentially football tennis. You kick the ball back and forth across the net. Each team is only allowed to bounce the ball once, and the player must touch the ball at least twice before sending it back over the net. on the field with all available space…

So we wanted to play pickleball in the driveway but we couldn't leave the pickleball net in place, we don't have storage. Regular Picklenet or USPA nets (which are actually the same product from my understanding) look like they take a while to assemble, 8 minutes from what I've read. It's 16 minutes when you talk about setting up and taking down the net. This net is a little shorter at 18 feet but is easy to raise and lower. It has this stretchy cord that they use in the tent poles and it folds