🏸 Ultimate Tetherball Fun: Champion Sports Portable Tetherball Set Unleashed! Review

Mast is quite weak despite being concreted. It's advertised as 'portable'... but that's not because you can't take the pole, you have to concrete it into the ground! Should have come with a screw in the ground spike.

The rod was not strong enough to hold the ball. The rod keeps moving and makes noise when it hits the ball. My husband tried securing the bar by wrapping some tape around the top shaft or even pouring some concrete across the bottom to keep the bar from moving but it didn't work.

Not a very good buy. The rod is really foil and bends after just one game. Also, the 4 pieces you put together are really loose and not strong at all. And to top it all off, the ball doesn't hold any air and only a week later it's already baked in the sun. I would return the product but the return costs more than I bought it as the base is in the cement.

We have had other tetherball sets before and they lasted several months of play. This bar seemed a bit flimsy but worked well. When we first pulled it out we played for half an hour before the eyelet that attached the ball to the rope broke. I wanted to exchange for another one but the return window closed. At the moment I cannot recommend this brand at all.

This product is very very cheap it broke within a week although I can see it was fixed in the ground the surveys are made very thin by almost pop metal I highly recommend not buying this for the price. I am very disappointed that you have to tie a rope to the pole. No clip is included to attach the rope to the pole. The ball is very cheap. The overall quality sucks

My family had fun with this set of tetherballs but the carrying case broke after just one use. Also, just sticking it into the ground isn't very stable, so we had to reinforce it. I'm considering getting a base or beach pin for this, but I was hoping to minimize the amount of stuff I need to take to the park. The spring clamp with rope shown is not included in the scope of delivery.

This is a good setup but we didn't favor the quality. I suggest getting a solid bar, but this one moves all around and is flimsy. The holding ball is ok but the rope is an issue but not that big of an issue. If you don't have a way to pick up a post and install it in the ground, this is a good choice, especially for those that aren't very practical. I'm sure it will last for several seasons and is probably better suited to younger children.

I bought this for the local playground last summer so it wouldn't just be used by one family. He wouldn't stay upright. Finally, I dug a hole about 12" deep, inserted 3 12" support rods into it and into the base of the post for stability, and poured Quik-Crete into the hole. Soon it began to tilt, and in April the column broke off at the base. I suggest getting a good quality steel tubing from Lowes or Home Depot, similar to a swing set in a public playground or in the jungle.