PowerNet Portable Volleyball Net for Backyard Games & Training, Rebounder Net for Hitting & Serving Drills with Ball Return, Indoor Outdoor Volleyball Training Equipment (Spike Trainer)

I read the reviews before I bought the powerNet volleyball practice net, and most of the reviews said that the net height is men’s size and in order to get it down to the women’s height I would have to cut it. So I called the manufacturer’s support number and was surprised When they said the problem had been addressed and corrected, he explained that the poles has an option to set it at men’s or women’s heights. Upon the first use I was very happy that it was a breeze putting it together, it took less than 3 minutes to assemble it. I had my daughter go through several hitting and serving drills and the PowerNet preformed very nicely, everything was solid and sturdy. The place where I was using it had limited space so for some drills I had to move it along the long side of the room and it was super easy for me and my daughter to move and reposition the powerNet. My daughter is very happy and motivated since starting to use this net, we use it several times a week. I would definitely recommend this training tool. I am a happy customer.

I’m a girls private volleyball trainer and I needed this for my sessions and it’s nothing short of amazing!!!It took me a second to set it up the first time — even with the instructions lol but after I set it up the first time I was able to set it up in 5 minutes e every time after and take it down in the same amount of time.It comes with a super convenient storage bag with wheels (it’s kinda heavy so the wheels are extra convenient!) and I train hitters and DS/Liberos so it’s nice to put the catch net up for my hitters (also nice that I don’t have to shag a million and one balls) and then take that down and stand on a jump box behind just the net to hit at my DS’s.I also love that the net is adjustable for womens height or Men’s.It’s worth every penny! I never leave reviews but I had to for this one. It’s so nice and great quality!

Great at first for practicing out in the backyard, but was faded and tearing within 6 months.

We use this net daily. Set up easy and 2 people can easily move it around. We have used it both inside and out. It is heavy enough not to be taken by the wind. It can be used with or without the catching net( the net portion is not as wide as a regular net , perfect for practice thou) it is set to 8 ft for men's volleyball. We have hose clamps on the poles to set it for girls high school height.We are still enjoying our net. I had question for customer service and they went above and beyond as I played phone tag with them. Very polite and helpful. I would purchase from this company again.

Overall the Powernet is a very sturdy volleyball trainer, have no doubt that it would hold up to teenage kids or even adult practice. It has a really nice carrying bag, the setup/breakdown is easy (less than 5 min), and the fiberglass polls seem like they will last for a good while. But at first glance with unpacking the box we were pretty underwhelmed, almost disappointed. The parts almost looked used/banged up from shipping, loose items banging around in the box, the frame isn't as durable as you'd expect, and the velcro straps on the net aren't sewn on very well. There really aren't any other options like this so Powernet can charge a premium price, hopefully it will last a few years. Replacement parts appear to be out of stock online, which doesn't instill confidence that it will last more than a few years.

Great volleyball trainer for both of my daughters one who is in 8th grade and the other who is and 11th. This is great for them to practice their jump serves, attacks and hitting. We did need to modify the net height lower as it is set up for mens height. Strong wind will knock it over, but this never seemed to damage the net. We set this up at the edge of a large tree to block balls that got hit too high and also protected from the elements (rain/wind) most of the time. Spent all summer outside and only slightly faded. I think it is expensive but worth the price in giving the girls something to do and improve their game.

My daughter has used this volleyball net a lot, but we have only had it 10 months, I set it up for her in January as it was a Christmas present from last Christmas… And the bottom where the ball falls after it hits the net has already split open like you can see in other reviews.We live in Southern California, this net basically lives in the shade, so there’s not a lot of sun damage. The material is too thin and it’s not really made for outdoors apparently is what it seems like.My daughter‘s gonna continue to try to use it however, the ball just falls out the bottom, which means she might be chasing for it.If they fix that bottom or make it replaceable, this would be excellent!

I love that you have come up with a way to help volleyball players get more practice time outside of their clubs/high schools. I was just looking for a smaller net that would be the correct height that my 14-year-old daughter could practice her hitting on and this fits the bill with added extras. We actually go to our local rec center and use one of their racquetball courts to set up this net and practice. (They have limited open gym time.) We also use it out in our yard. It works great! Only one modification that I would make to this and that would be an adjustable front net height. There are ways to manipulate the net to make it shorter, but it would be nice to have an option to adjust more easily. See all reviews on ways that people have adjusted the front net height. Aside from that, we think this is a great portable solution to be able to practice skills and not have to shag ball all of the time. Great idea!!