Park & Sun Sports Spectrum Classic: Adjustable Professional Outdoor Volleyball Net System

After using a cheap $50 net from Big 5, this thing is a Rolls Royce in comparison. Everything is built well and looks to last, we have used it weekly and often multiple times a week and it's still going strong. Only thing I'd suggest is some additional stakes since my original ones are pretty bent out of shape, but still work nicely regardless. Set up is easy and after doing it often it now takes about 5 to 10 minutes so long as I have assistance holding up the poles while adding tension. Adjustability in height is nice and with good setup, you can have pretty great tension better than most publicly available nets. Another nice but not essential upgrade is the lines. Rope is usable but solid 1 or 2 inch lines are way better for being able to see when a ball is on or out. I really very happy with the purchase and will definitely recommend to anyone who needs a good quality and portable volleyball net.

The net was SO easy to set up. Came with all of the parts. Everything is sturdy and very well made. The net has a lot of play when someone falls into it which is nice (doesn't fall). With that said it's still sturdy and doesn't droop AT ALL. It's easy to make it tight too. Downsides: -Price (but honestly worth it. I just wish there was a cheaper competitor with 90% of the quality because none of the parts seem hard to make. Like its literally just a net with poles and ropes.) -Also the spikes or stakes that come with the set are already bending near the head of the stake after two uses. It might be how hard the ground was when I hammered it in but just keep that in mind.

I bought this for my kids to use while everything was on lock down. It's super easy to setup and it's not some junk badminton/volleyball net that you would pick up at the local big box store. Both my kids play club/school volleyball and this setup worked fine for them. My yard is very sandy, so the foot long steaks that came with it pulled up very easily when we really tightened up the net. So I ended up attaching the guide-wires to my fence on one side and I put a couple of 3x3 posts in the ground for the other side. After I did that, we were able to really tighten up the net and it was just as stiff as the nets they use in club/school ball. I'm not sure if the optional sand kit would have helped, but you could also go to the hardware store and pick up some 3' or 4' rebar and use that instead of the 1' nails that come with the set. I had a bunch of the 3x3 posts laying around, so I used those instead. The carrying case is about the size of a full sized golf bag and doesn't weigh much at all. All in all, I would say it's a great setup if you are looking to upgrade to something better than the stuff you see in the local big box sporting goods stores.

I purchased this volleyball net over two years ago and has held up like new. This set is made with quality. Poles are sturdy, net had thick bindings and support. No cheap or flimsy materials. We’ve taken it every trip we go on. To the beach, camping at the river, family events and also set it up around the pool. Very easy to set up and comes in a great case where we just role it up and through it in. Well worth the cost.

We just started coaching our daughters volleyball team and we purchased this volleyball net and let me tell you it is soooo worth it. Great quality, quick and easy assembly.

I got this on sale for about $225 for grass pickup volleyball. It's super easy to setup and tear down. The quality seems very durable so far, but I've only used it a couple times. Everything fits easily into the bag that comes with it. You will probably want to buy a mallet for the stakes. There are only two things that I'm not 100% about. The first is the boundary rope was an absolute pain to untangle, but that could have been user error. The second is that the stakes are flat bottomed. They taper a little, but then go into a very slightly rounded bottom. Not ideal. We bent 1 stake a little almost immediately. I'll probably go to a hardware store and buy pointed stakes. Side note: The net is a little too long to fit in the trunk of a civic without putting down a seat. It does barely fit diagonally across the backseat which is a little easier.

I bought this net on recommendation and I couldn't be happier. It is a breeze to setup and the materials are very high quality. If you are going to set this up on the beach I highly recommend getting the sand auger anchor system. The tension system is amazing and really does the trick. Super easy to adjust the height. My only critique of the system is that the adjustable poles should have an alignment line on them to assist in setting the spring-loaded locking mechanisms to the holes on the poles.

I have used this spectrum net a ton, not only is it really durable AND easy to set up but its sooooo tight you can play off the net all day long. I have had so many compliments on this net. "Wow, that thing is Legit!!", and "Woah that is a really nice net" I did my research on this net and if you want the best portable net on the market make this affordable purchase today. Trust me you will not regret it. I have become a major advocate for this net from park and sun. The ropes that are secured to the ground as anchors are not even a real issue in reality. I debated getting the net where you have to pound the stake in the ground. It was way more expensive and the net didnt seem to be the same quality as the spectrum classic from park and sun. I have been able to just use my feet to drive the stakes for the boundary and the net anchors into the ground no problem.