🥍 Lacrosse, Baseball, and Softball Rebounder - 6x3.5 Ft. Bounce Back, Pitch Back Training Equipment with Bonus Net and Straps Review

Bought for our son to work with a lacrosse ball. Easily and quickly assembled into an ensemble. Easy to transport from the yard to the garage or load onto the back of a truck for field trips.

We bought this for our granddaughter to practice lacrosse when she was visiting us while assembling and most of the bolts, nuts and screws were missing, very disappointing and not easy to assemble, too bad that we bought it

The product arrived on time and well packaged. Putting it together was a little tricky with the instructions provided - you had to go to YouTube to learn some of the steps. I was hoping it would be a little easier to fold and assemble but nothing to complain about!

After only a few uses the network seems to fall apart. The hooks just fell off. Not torn, just torn material. I have contacted the company and am still awaiting a response from them. Otherwise it is a very good product.

We love it. We use it for lacrosse and soccer. That's exactly what we needed. I like that the top moves so we can get different passes in lacrosse. The stakes keep him firmly in the ground. The grid gives a solid back pass. You must give express permission to do this. you get what you give

Good solid movement for back pass. We set it up in front of the goal and practice block shots with it. I love that it comes with extra mesh and is adjustable. I could see how difficult it can be to put together if you're not mechanically inclined, but for me it was pretty easy. This is a really solid article. Happy with my purchase.

This was a good buy but be aware that the clamps that hold the net to the frame are very tight. 4 of them broke after just a few days of use. For this last step, the project must be re-evaluated. We installed them correctly and according to the instructions. The material and stitching on the clips are not the best for the tension required to hold the clips in place.

We bought this to replace our 10+ year old reflector that we used every summer. This one seemed to fit the bill, and the construction is almost identical, even with what appears to be a sturdier mesh. We found the size at least 1/3 smaller than ours and the rebound much weaker (with a baseball) than ours. I really think it's going to be a long time, but our original lasted a lot longer than I thought - we just had to add bands sometimes.

After researching various rebounders, we settled on this one because it was portable and affordable. My 15 year old daughter assembled the frame at home with no problems. We had a bit of an issue aligning the mesh because it made the frame unbalanced if it was too tight on one side. The rebounder is fairly light and easy to move. We had to disassemble the bottom rear frame to install it in the door, which was pretty easy. When my daughter first used it, there was a problem that the ball didn't…