Park & Sun Sports Regulation Size Indoor/Outdoor Professional Volleyball Net with Steel Cable Top and Bottom, Blue, One Size

Seems like a very well-made volleyball net for any sort of permanent use. We got this for play at a local park on the beach that has poles but no net since we read about it as one of the highest quality nets out there. However, this is a very bulky net and is difficult to set up without a ladder, especially pulling the steel cables tight. Would not recommend this net for anyone in a similar situation looking for a portable net with easy setup and take-down. Again, not any specific problem with the net, just not what some may be looking for.

Bought this net three years ago. Needs replaced after this season due to neglect.I figured at this price I could get 1-2 seasons out of it. Pleasantly surprised it will complete the 4th season and could still be playable at a park or church group with a little stitching along the bottom plastic. No sag top or bottom and the steel wire only shows minimal rust but no structural damage. The netting is in great shape and still pliable with no holes or torn spots or unraveling. The problem is where I cut holes in the bottom "tape" to let water drain. This thing filled up with a lot of water that first season so I "Fixed It" with some quarter sized holes for drainage. The sun decided to peel those holes back some more and they just keep growing every year to the point you can see the wire now. The wooden dowels still do their job but are old and shriveled looking after 3 winters outside in the Ozark mountains.( I was too lazy to remove the net for winter)Next one I purchase I will put grommets over the drainage holes I cut to keep them from curling and remove it during winter. I figure I can get 8 years out of this method before donating to the park again. Super stoked!

Very good quality and much better than all other options for 50bucks

The net is very sturdy and durable which is great but makes it harder to transport in a normal portable volleyball systembag. The steel cables in the top and bottom of the net roll up but do not collapse as easily into a carrying bag. The loops at the end of the cables also present a quandary because there aren't normally hooks installed in the transportable poles with most volleyball net systems. I'd recommend this net for permanent poles however you would need to set the poles to the length of the cables since they are not adjustable. There are straps included with the net but that's just another thing to work with that you don't want to mess with with a portable net system.

This is a great net for the cheap price. Setup, was fairly simple, like a usual volleyball net. The steel wires keep it tight and straight, and with enough tension for the ball to bounce off of the net. We've had the net for 4 months, and its still like new. Overall its a great net, that will serve us for years.

I love this net, and what a deal. Just over $100, with steel cable, and wooden dowels. I Live in San Diego where we have lots of poles that need a net. I was a little bit skeptical at first because it was very inexpensive, but the net is awesome. I am easily able to tighten it at both the bottom and top so that you get amazing play out of the net. I would highly recommend this if you are looking for a great beach net at a great price.

This net is beautiful. We put it up and take it down quite often and it’s held very well.

We bought this net for “off season” use. Local parks remove their sand court nets early fall. We bought the net during weeks when the weather is good in New England. The only BAD thing is we miss playing on THIS NET as it is far superior to all others including beach tournaments I’ve participated! Awesome net. I recommend getting some small bungee cords to help.