🏸 Zume Games Portable Badminton Set for Easy Setup on Any Surface – No Tools or Stakes Needed! Review

Love the net design. A little cumbersome to set up for the first time, but it works great. After an hour with two racquets, both started falling apart for completely different reasons. One started to unravel the grip while the other snapped a few strings. We never played too hard. They say they have a 90 day guarantee but I have to pay for shipping. Not sure if it's worth paying shipping if they break again. But I am very satisfied with the mesh. I will probably use the shipping money to send…

I wish I could give more stars but one of the two sets ordered was already used and was sent back. It was returned with a bent and damaged rod attached to the base. I saw this article at a PE conference two weeks ago and couldn't wait to get my students involved. Having my high school students install and remove already damaged bars I'm not sure this product will last. There is so much potential here! Idea and concept are great. I use it as an alternative activity for my less intense students…

I bought this to attend a company picnic so I don't have to play their games. I bring my own cooling aid, that's how I ride. This thing unpacks in 5 minutes and you're ready to play, and when you're done, pop it in and throw it back in the trunk in 5 minutes. I had no problems with that, the racquets needed new grip tape after a while but that was after a bit of daily use in a super wet environment. By the way, I replaced the tape with tennis racket tape, much more convenient. One racquet did…

This is a really neat idea and I really wanted to like it, but there are a few problems. 1) Very easy to set up but very difficult to take off as some of the locking clips are *really* difficult to push down without pliers or Hulk power, 2) The handle on 3 of the 4 racquets came loose the first time it was used. I rewrapped them and used a construction stapler and tape to reattach the wrapping and it seems to be holding up but obviously not necessary, 3) the rods are plastic. No issues yet but…

As a result you get what (price) you pay for. I thought (hoped) it was the bomb when I first got it. While "memory mobility" seems like a good idea (and it POSSIBLY is), the quality and design of this unit is AFFORDABLE. telescopic rods - {fragile} pain; the posts do not extend evenly without deforming the luggage section (base) and the pins are difficult to align to fit the holes. The base of the device (luggage) must be supported by large rocks/bricks to keep it stable. As for luggage, it's…

I bought two of these, one as a gift and one for myself. The gift I gave my friend broke on first use and mine is already badly worn around the retractable arms where they connect to the base on first use. I love how easy it is to install but difficult to remove. Areas where the retractable net arms snap into the base make it difficult to insert the ends of the net sleeves into the holes in the base, and when removing the spring clips on both sets are almost non-existent due to the high…