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Online Gourmet
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2024
It has a very sturdy construction. It’s durable, and when I place it on the ground, it doesn’t feel like it’s going to fly away. I ordered the net to use in our soccer training. We use it to hit the ball into the net, practice ball control on the return, and follow up with shooting drills. It’s a very effective piece of equipment. The assembly process might be easier with two people, but I managed to do it on my own.
RichardG20
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2024
The Franklin Sports Basketball Pass Back Rebounder Net is a fantastic training tool! It’s sturdy, easy to set up, and makes solo practice sessions much more efficient by providing consistent rebounds for passing and shooting drills. This net has really helped improve my skills, making it perfect for any basketball player looking to up their game!
Jay Knack
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2024
First of all, this is very high quality, very sturdy, and the net is strong and quite taut. It will rebound a basketball (or soccer ball or baseball; football, not so much) back to you. It does take some effort to put together, mostly getting the net on. I did it myself in about 30 minutes with some frustration and a check online at better pictures to make sure I was doing it right. The hardest part is getting the net on there. I almost ripped it at one point but didn't. It secures with bungees/beads that should stay on. It is possible that you could hit a bead with a ball and cause the bungee to go flying, but this would be a freakish occurrence.As for use, I tried this on the basketball hoop we set up at the in-laws. It was not at all easy, even with the three settings, to get it to catch the ball and send it back. The problem, of course, is that a ball won't enter the cylinder in the same way every time, but you need the net in the exact right place to get a clean rebound back to you. Sometimes it comes down and hits the frame and you'd be better off without it. If you are looking for a consistent rebounder for free throw practice or something, this is not worth it. Besides, if you then want to rebound your misses and follow them with layups or whatever, now the net is in the way. It's an inelegant solution to a "problem" fueled by laziness, really.That said, it works great for practicing passing. If you hit the sweet spot, it bounces right back up to you. The angle makes it good for bounce-pass practice, throwing/catching a baseball (it will bounce upwards), etc. For soccer, it would be good for practicing chipping and then trapping the ball when it came back. There are a lot of possible uses. I personally love it for getting some cardio in with a basketball, just passing it to myself, throwing in some lateral movement. It's a lot more interesting than a stationary bike, say.I have two young kids. I think between the three of us we will find multiple ways to get years of use out of this thing, so for that, I'm glad I got it. To be honest, I never really planned on using it to rebound basketballs, but I was intrigued by the multisport applications and happy there are many good ones.
Ashley S
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024
This was actually a bit difficult to assemble if you are by yourself because you have to try to hold pieces while screwing other pieces in (using an allen wrench and a regular wrench). It just made you have to stand in weird positions to be able to put it together. And then the net was a big pain to stretch across. I know it is supposed to be super taut and stuff but again if you are alone it's hard to stretch it properly by yourself.Anyways, once it was assembled it felt fairly sturdy. You can pull out a pin and change the angle of it. The pins come out WAY too easy. They aren't supposed to be super tight so you can easily change it, but it was still way too loose that they sometimes fall out when moving the rebounder.So I know this is meant to be primarily used for basketball, and we do use it for basketball but it said it also works for soccer so we got it for that as well.For basketball the angle is a little off and the ball tends to hit the edges of the net or the metal parts and bounces off really wonky. It probably works correctly 80% of the time. Now for a soccer rebounder it works ok. We flip it over so that the larger end is at the bottom to make for an easier target. It's not as sturdy that way but it does work pretty decently. Again you hit it certain ways and the ball goes in wonky directions but I think it works better for soccer because it causes you to have to chase after the ball and keep your eyes on where it could go. It is a pretty decent target for that.So overall it is not the best rebounder in the world but it is sturdy and it works. You will still have to do some ball chasing
Taylor M
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024
This rebound net is incredible. My son uses it to rebound his basketball, and my daughter uses it for softball. The ball rebounds directly back to them. That same a lot of time because the kids don't have to run after it. I take it to my kids' practice, and it has improved their game.
mountainbiking23
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2024
This basketball rebounder net has been a solid addition to our practice setup. The frame is sturdy, and the net has just the right amount of tension to give a good, consistent bounce. While it’s not perfect for every situation—like free throw rebounds where the ball might not always come back as expected—it’s really helpful for practicing passes and general drills. The adjustable angles make it versatile, letting us work on different types of passes like bounce or chest passes.Assembly was a bit tricky, especially with the tension in the net, but nothing too frustrating. The biggest benefit is how it helps in solo practice sessions. You don’t have to chase the ball all the time, and it’s fun to use for both basketball and even some soccer drills. It’s not flawless, and you still have to do some ball chasing when it hits the frame, but overall, it works well for what it’s designed to do. If you’re looking for something to help with passing drills and cardio, this rebounder is definitely worth a try.
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