Rukket 4x7 Pitch Back Baseball/Softball Rebounder PRO, Pitching and Throwing Practice Partner, Adjustable Angle Pitchback Trainer

5 star net after its put together. It is sturdy, works great and even comes with 4 anchors.I read the reviews which agreed the product was great but the installation was awful. I played the frame on the ground and played the net evenly inside. My husband, myself and our son tried and tried and tried to evenly stretch the net and bungy but couldn't even get close on the sides. Many reviews thought the net was too small. My husband agreed. One review said he ordered 6 inch bungie's and I was ready to do the same thing but decided to give it one more try alone and found a trick!***So with frame lying flat on ground I evenly layed the net inside. The bungy directions tell you to thread a bungy around the edge if the net, then around the frame and clip it back onto the net. That is the correct method and the one I eventually switched all the bungie's to after first doing it a different way. The top and bottom are easy so I started there. I kept things even and would do a couple on top then a couple on bottom until I did them all. I took the bungy and wrapped it around the frame and then simply clipped the clip onto the net. Tighten it hard onto the frame so the bungy has maximum play for being able to stretch later. The sides are the hardest especially the side corners. I started on the middle side area. A couple on left then the same ones on right and worked towards the corners. After I got them all done like this I started replacing them one by one and installing the correct, tighter way. **I CORRECTLY INSTALLED A BUNGY RIGHT NEXT TO AN INCORRECTLY INSTALLED ONE, *BEFORE* I TOOK OFF THE INCORRECT ONE. Again, I did top and bottom first. When you wrap the bungy around the net edge make sure you tighten it hard, so the bungy has a lot of play to stretch around the frame and back to the net edge. One by one, my 10 year old son and I switched them all. I would take a new bungy, tighten it around the net edge right next to the cheating method bungy, then with fingers grabbing net and thumbs grabbing frame, would pull net tight and son would wrap bungy around frame and back to net. For the sides, we started in the middle and would do one on right then the same one on left and moved towards the corners. We used all of the bungie's ,though we had snapped a couple with our first attempt. The very corners were super tight so we got as close as we could. It came out great and is very tight and secure and has been in use for a month.It is very possible to install this net but it does take time and patience and the net is a 2 man job. I hope this helps somebody! Great net!

Very impressed with the size and sturdiness of the Rebounder Pro. The instructions are easy to follow, but it takes a significant amount of muscle and hand strength to get the net connected. Two people are definitely required. It would be nice if the packaging came with a tool to assist you in pulling the net tight. We just used brute force to pull.Love how easy it is to adjust to different angles and the rebounding force is amazing. My 5 and 7 year-olds can create a huge rebound without much throwing force. After just 10 minutes, we saw a notable difference in our kids reaction speed and catching.For a birthday party, it works great for playing "500" with a group of kids too.The trade-off with the size and sturdiness is weight, so my kids can't easily move it from one part of the yard to another or from the garage to the yard on their own yet. We haven't left it out in the rain, but I'm curious to see how it would stand up to the humidity and heat of Texas. Will update once we get to the heat of summer.

The lady that said to do the bunges wrong then after the net stretched go back and do it right was a big help. Would also like to say we use it with volleyball and we needed to get bigger stakes to keep in place but after that it's been awsome the kids love it.

First, I'd like to address some of the concerns regarding the assembly, specifically attaching the net. Before purchasing, I read many reviews that said attaching the net to the frame was difficult/impossible. When the package arrived, I was prepared for a battle. I'm happy to say that my experience was not overly difficult, and in fact, was a lot easier than I anticipated.Some of the reviews are old, and I don't know if the design has changed in the interim, but I followed the instructions as written and had no problems. The net is indeed smaller than the frame when you first unroll it, but the bungies do the job of stretching it to the right size. Pay attention to the directions and use their recommended method for tying the bungies to the net. I started in the corners, as suggested in the instructions, then I attached two bungies in the middle of each side. With the corners and middles of each side attached, I then proceeded to do two bungies on each side and went around the frame until all bungies were connected. The package includes a pull handle to help stretch the net, which can be used if you have difficulty stretching the net with your hand.My only complaint on the construction is related to the frame bolts. I stripped several though I didn't feel like I was torquing the bolt too hard. Obviously, I was. So just a heads up that the bolts don't have to be cranked down, and in fact, will strip out pretty easily.So far, my kids have loved it and I'm looking forward to a long summer of baseball!

This is a well made pitchback. It assembles easily and is a solid pitchback when done. The components were higher quality than I was expecting. If you are not naturally good at working with your hands, building stuff, take your time to read the directions and don’t over-think it. When you are making the last couple of connections on tbe frame you may think that you have to drill a hole out to make it a little larger but you don’t. Just work the pieces together with a little body English and it’ll work out. Some say that the net is hard to get installed but I didn’t find this to be the case. They give you a tool to help stretch the net but I didn’t need it. They give you a lot of bungees, I had fourteen left over when done. It’s very stable, I haven’t used the stakes/anchors yet. My two year old Border Collie loves it! I’d have to give it an A+ even though it’s made in China.

My daughter is 15 and plays at a high level of Softball, She has used this for two weeks now and we could not be any happier with this product. It is made very well and very sturdy, the ball comes back at a great pace and gives her great ground balls or flyballs to field on the return. She get a great work out after using this. We have it set up in our unfinished basement and have had know issues. We added the Go Sports strike zone with location 1 to 9 it just Velcro's on the pitch back net and it works great when she is practicing pitching or if you want to throw to a location.I was going to give this a 4 star rating at first due to the assembly of this product it is not easy at all, and especially funny if you watch the video on how easy they make it look to put together. It is not easy and you will need two strong people to assemble. My advise is to stretch the net prior to putting it on, use some gloves because the net will dig into your hands but make sure you stretch this net as much as you can before attempting the install.That being said when the product is assembled it is a 5 star product.

this was a big help in my grandson practicing his pitches and his catches he is doing very well at baseball

He plays with this all the time great gift👍

Bought it for my 9 year old and he’s gotten hours of practice out of it in the short time we’ve had it. Worth every penny.

My grandkids use it for soccer, baseball and lacrosse practice. It even gives the dog exercise.