Portable Pickleball Net - 22 FT USAPA Regulation Size, Applies to Indoor & Outdoor & Driveway, Pickle Ball Net System with Carrying Bag

I've been using this net for several months. I've taken it down and put back up numerous times. It is very well constructed and easy to assemble an disassemble. Would recommend to anyone. The orange color stands out and is very appealing.

While shopping for Pickleball nets, I came across this one because the reviews were really good and the pictures that people submit helped out as well!Yes, the value of this net is affordable for those starting out in the Pickleball world if your local park does not have a net. (Most don't) This net is very easy and convenient to use as well as setup in less then 5 mins. There are numbered stickers on each pole that locks in so that it does not come apart. The instructions are easy to read. The main factor for me was the net. When the net is setup, it is really sturdy and tight from post-to-post. I've seen some nets where it droops in between the outside posts and the center stick. This one is not like that. There is a velcro on each end so that you could adjust how tight you want the net. Visually, the white net with the blue posts is appealing to play with.Overall, this is the net for all levels of play. Great value for the money you pay and great functionality for beginners to the more advanced players!

Pickleball net set up is as described. It’s very sturdy and it’s easy to assemble. Comes with a nice storage bag. When you compare products check their weight. In this case heavier indicate better material. Worth paying extra $$. You won’t be disappointed.

The tubes are round and have thick walls, so it feels quite sturdy. The rectangular legs for the base stands are a little over 2 feet long; seems long enough and heavy enough (it is not beefed up though compared to the other parts) to prevent the net from tipping over from balls hitting the net. All the pieces snap in place with the use of little metal beads you push in when you insert pipes into each other and locks in place once the bead is aligned with the hole on the wall of the other pipe.It is definitely easier to set up with 2 people, because the net is quite taunt. (It gets easier to slip the net onto the end posts after a couple of set ups.) The net itself feels a bit rough, but the edges are nicely sewn. Then we took it apart, and the rubber sleeve/grommet in the center stand that holds the center rod came out with the rod when we pulled it out. The sleeve/grommet is supposed to be glued to the center stand, but it's not a big deal. Then we tried to pull the rod out of the net. We were able to pull the rod out but the rubber end cap of the rod came off; not sure if that was supposed to be glued to the rod too although I didn't see any glue on it. I just decided to not use the end cap at all; I sanded down the edges of the ends of the fiberglass rod. I think the design can be changed to one person installation if they allow one horizontal part to be bendable during installation of the net, and then once the net is installed, you basically just straighten that part and have it snap and lock in place.I used it outside on a very windy day and I think the end stands can be heavier. Because the net is so taunt, I think it actually lifted up one of the stands just enough such that when enough balls hit the net or when the wind was strong, the stand moved. I had a to put a half full water bottle on it to keep it from moving.Many of the pipe ends are all scratched up now after one installation, but as long as I keep it dry, I think we're ok. All of the parts can be put back into the bag. The bag is not heavy duty, so I kept some of the plastic sleeves that the parts came with to cover all that components that are not straight pipes, because they can scratch up other pipes, and they can poke holes in the bag. To make the bag last longer, pack it so that the parts that stick out are inserted into plastic bags and facing the top of the bag (like the base and center stands). I wish the net came with a plastic bag also, but it didn't, so I found another bag to insert it into to protect it from being snagged onto the ends of the pipes. With all the components inside, the bag is not that heavy; I can still lift it with one hand.Overall, I'm fine with the sturdiness of the product.

Quality. Not thin metal at all. Nice net and paddles. Easy to put together and nice to have a bag that fits everything. Even a bag for the paddle and balls.

we use this net at the center where i play and its very durable. ordered one for myself because it's super easy to set up, take down and stow.

Been looking for a good net that wont break the bank. This net is solid when put together and is the correct size for both width and height. Metal tubes are solid and expect them to last a long time. Good buy and value.

This net is decent for a backyard or driveaway setup, but blows over very easily. I'd like to leave it up but it blows over overnight with 5-10mph gusts maximum, so it just gets dinged up and knocked out of alignment. The paddles it comes with are trash.