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

The instruction manual is unclear, and the installation of the volleyball net is very confusing. When attaching the net, two carabiners broke. After 2 hours of trying, the network is still not working. I think I will have to return it for a refund. The setup is too complicated and very confusing and we can't figure out how to set it up properly.

1 other review here verbatim described what happened to my kit. The set as a whole is full of bad design choices. The materials used are of very poor quality. The only things that didn't break on FIRST use were the pegs and the ball. The linkage is bent and wobbly, the curb grommets torn out, the tensioner barely works, the grommet screws at the top of the post loosen easily and fall out, the Carabiners are so cheap that I can easily bend them by hand. Everything broke on first use. Not easy to

My grandchildren have been using it daily for two months now. Very durable and well placed. We had a big storm with hail, torrential rain and winds over 60mph and it collapsed. After my research, it turned out that the weakest part of the setup was the two aluminum carabiners that had stretched. The best solution was to purchase two 1/4" quick links for $1.94 each. This update must be done on the first install if you purchase this install. Another upgrade I made was the purchase of two…

Buy a Park N Sun Volleyball Net. It was the biggest waste of money and I am very disappointed. I bought it for the ratchet to increase tension on the top of the mesh. I thought it was a good idea and it is, but you have to unplug the cable to disassemble the mesh each time. The buttons you press to assemble the racks stick and stay pressed. The eyebolts at the top of the rack are secured with a single nut that will eventually loosen and be lost. The two bolts with which the ratchet is attached…

Difficult to set up the first time but once you get the hang of it it will be manageable. However, the net rope was miserable and BROKEN when we pulled the net. The bottom part of the net is not attached with anything so it flaps in the wind. The network only works properly when there is no wind. If the rope was stronger/thicker I would accept the lack of slack but the rope can't take the strain. The boundary lines are also made up of 4 separate pieces, so you'll need to level the square…

I like the idea of this net but the execution is not very good. When first used, two of the eyelets broke out of the boundary lines. After receiving it we had a great time with it. The peg broke the second time it was used, as did 2 carabiners. Just very cheap quality. The company offered a Revain gift card if we left a good review and didn't mention the gift card, but I wanted to see how well this chain would actually hold up. Now I'm wondering how many of those 5 star reviews were positive…

As some public beach volleyball sets on the beach have been removed we needed our own solution and finally we have found a very complete and durable set at a decent price. There are some basic assembly instructions, but it was still pretty easy and the instruction manual wasn't really needed. The box has everything you need to spend a fun day with the whole family at the beach or just in the garden. It is full size and fits all sizes (men and women). The parts are solid, yet not too heavy to…

This net is a great piece of engineering and obviously built to last. I am a high school volleyball player who bought this net to play on when I graduate. It comes with everything you could possibly need other than a hammer or something to pound stakes (but I'm not complaining as it's such great value already). All materials are durable and the design is intuitive and well thought out. It works great on grass, but I haven't tried it on the beach yet. For some good tension on the beach, you may…

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…