Courtmaster Deluxe Tennis Rebound Net and Frame, 9'W x 7'H

Bought this direct from vendor since their price beat Amazon's even with shipping. It took about 45mins to completely assemble. Only issue on assembly is that the feet are a little loose in the tube's that they go in. A small wrap of electrical tape and they are now snug as can be and won't fall out during transport. I was surprised at how well the net rebounds the ball, almost as well as a wall. Best $150 I spent on a training aid, can hit by myself all day. Comes with a black nylon strip that you put at net height so you know when you hit into the net and when you don't. Had a REALLY weak and sporadic back hand until I began practicing with this net. If you can't afford a ball machine, get this net, its a close second for 1/10th the price of an entry level ball machine. Lastly, this net is big; bigger than I thought it would be. Luckily it does break down fairly easily and only takes about 10 minutes to put the bars and net back together. Gave it 5 stars because there's nothing else to compare it to, it performs exactly as advertised if not better, and for $150...what do you want?

not much for the money invested AND will NOT rebound for tennis. if you want this DO NOT think it will bounce the ball back to you. it will stop the ball from flying away.

Could be sturdier, but it does the trick, is a good size, and is light enough for me to move in and out of my garage by myself so I don't have to leave it in the rain.

Good item but too hard to set up and spring need to be bigger try to install one and broke in halveIt take 3 people to set up and pin inside of tube or pipe don’t stay in place had to use a piece of paper inside to keep in place and one had to grind so other could go in but after installation was good for kids to practice

At least five springs

Delivered quickly, easy to assemble, looks and works great! My only complaint is that rain gets into the legs and can't escape due to the rubber feet. Resulted in some rusty-looking stains on the driveway. But, a little caulk at the top of the legs and the problem is solved.

It returns pretty good. My kids love to hit against it with tennis and soccer.

I bought this off another vendor but I thought I'd help post here what it's like. The one I order didn't come with a manual so I had to figure out how to assemble it myself. First time assembly took me about 40 minutes. Might be because I didn't have a manual.The frame itself is sturdy enough and should last quite some time. It comes with 2 stub legs. If desire, these legs are used to change the angle of the rebound net by about 5 degrees to change the pace of the return. Place in the front legs for slower, higher rebounds or in the back legs for faster, lower rebounds. You can also not use it for a more flat rebound like the walls. I suggest to use the stub legs in the front for a more realistic rebound and put the unit as close to a wall as possible just in case it tips over. Hasn't happen to me yet but it might.The rebound on the net isn't all that great with the original springs. The rebounds are at best 4 yards/3.6 meters with any normal shots. The short rebounds are enough if you are a beginner or intermediate player. It's also good if it's for kids or in tight spots if you use a stage 2 tennis ball. It does have shorter springs which makes the rebound a lot better. About twice as good as the original. Unfortunately, this needs to be ordered separately. One thing to note is slices and topspins have miniscule effect on how the net rebounds the ball, unlike a wall.It can handle serves at medium range if you take the stub legs and put it in the back legs.Portability isn't all that good since it is a pretty huge unit unless you disassemble everything. But, you can transport with a couple of pieces assembled already and put it together quite easily after you understand how to assemble it. Usually takes me 15 minutes to reassemble and 10 minutes to disassemble.It's worth the investment if you want to get better at tennis. I personally use it to help train students to get better at tennis.