CeleMoon Portable Foldable Tennis Net Set for Tennis, Pickleball, Kids Soccer, Volleyball - Easy & Quick Setup Assembly Nylon Sports Net with Poles for Indoor Outdoor Backyard, Court, Beach, Driveway

This took me all of two minutes to take out of the shipping box and assemble. Great little portable net at a great price!! Perfect for teaching my son the basics of tennis right in our driveway. Since it is all connected by a bungee cord, I just un-hook the feet when I am done using it and attach them to the handy rollers at the bottom. This allows me to lean the assembled net against the wall in my garage for even quicker use.

Not sure what happened at the warehouse but luckily mine was complete. Took it out the second it was delivered just to make sure. To construct the net is REALLY quick and easy. The net is actually tight as it should be. The foam pieces stay and give a place for the poles to go into. The foam makes it so it has NO rattles. The logos are a little big but at least it’s not a super weird name on it. The carrying bag makes it easy to fit.

great buy

Bought this for fut tennis and we’ve had it for a couple of months. It’s perfect, just needs some weight to hold it down (we use dumbbells or heavy backpacks). Except for a little bit of fraying on the elastic top ends of the net, it has withstood our intense play.

I thought I was buying a Pickle Ball net. This is only 10' wide instead of 20'. Dimensions were not prominently displayed and it is called a Pickle Ball net.

Best net ive seen. Its easy to put up and take down. Good quality i got the half court i thinks it 10ft

The description is deceiving because it states "volleyball" however, it is nowhere near a volleyball net because it does NOT raise up higher. It sits on the floor. It's not even a badminton net as well. This item is more for Tennis and sports that have a low net.

Although the new works great, and is light weight and easy to assemble, it only covers half the court. I don't think that was made clear. I am a beginner, and din't know what to look for in a net. So I think it should have been made very clear that this was basically - half a net needed to cover a pickleball court.