🏆 Elevate Your Game with Every Hit!
The WUGCHDA Tennis Rebounder Net is a versatile training aid designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Measuring 6.56 feet in height and width, it features an adjustable tilt for personalized training, durable nylon mesh for longevity, and a robust iron pipe support system. Perfect for players of all ages, this rebounder transforms any space into a practice ground, ensuring you can hone your skills anytime, anywhere.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 42.75 x 11.25 x 3.5 inches |
| Package Weight | 7.37 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 78.72 x 78.72 x 0.04 inches |
| Brand Name | WUGCHDA |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year |
| Model Name | WQHTW |
| Color | Black |
| Material | dacron |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | WUGCHDA |
| Part Number | D5-8FQ7-LKQ1 |
| Included Components | Rebound Wall |
| Sport Type | Tennis |
A**T
Useable net
My first rebounder net that I got for some solo practice. Took a bit to assemble and get the angle right, but overall it was fairly straightforward with no major issues. I would have liked for the net to be tighter or, ideally have adjustable tightness, but even as is I found it somewhat useable, even more so with a bit of wires and zipties added to increase tension. Again, can not say how this compares to other nets as this is the only one I have tried, but so far it seems ok.
J**M
Well made but needed some tweaking to rebound effectively
This adjustable tilt tennis rebounder seems well made. It assembles easily in a matter of minutes. The net seems reasonably strong and should hold up well provided it is not left continuously in the sun where it might be subjected to UV damage. I really like and require an adjustable angle in a rebounder and this one meets that requirement. Instead of selecting from a few preset positions, this one has infinite adjustability where you simply tighten a knob on each side to lock in the desired tilt angle. The one major flaw I discovered is that the net is simply too loose once all of the provided tension springs are installed. I ended up replacing all of them with bungee tie downs that were pulled tight enough to stretch the net out to the edge of the frame. This increased the net tension and significantly improved the rebound off the net. If the frame was another 2" wider and taller, then the original springs might work fine. With the tighter net, this also can be used as a pickleball rebounder.
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