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Gamma Rebound Net, Black/Red

Gamma Rebound Net, Black/RedBrand: Gamma
Category: Sports

List Price: $169.95
Buy New: $129.99
as of 9/10/2010 15:44 EDT details
You Save: $39.96 (24%)



Seller: Amazon.com
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars 2 reviews
Sales Rank: 180951

Color: Black/Red
Shipping Weight (lbs): 12.8
Dimensions (in): 50 x 36 x 2.5

Model: CGRN10
UPC: 090852600923
EAN: 0090852600923

Release Date: August 27, 2009
Shipping: Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

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Features:
  • Ideal for teaching kids and beginners.
  • Provides a 7-foot diameter target that collapses to a 3.5-foot diameter for easy transport and storage.
  • Set-up is quick and easy for one person (instructions included).
  • The high-quality mesh net rebound area, with elastic supports, ensures a lively rebound and can be removed for replacement.
  • An all-weather zippered nylon carrying case is included.

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Product Description
Gamma Rebound Net : The Gamma Rebound Net provides a 7-foot diameter target area suitable for all ages and abilities. The Rebound Net collapses to a 3.5-foot diameter for easy transport and storage. Its set-up requires no tools and is quick and easy for one person. The high-quality spandex rebound area, which is above regulation net height, ensures a lively rebound. An all-weather zippered nylon carrying case is included.


Customer Reviews:
1 out of 5 stars Almost a great product but poor customer service   February 17, 2010
Charles E. Dent
This is a great innovation. I'm a teaching pro and this handy portable rebound net is just the answer...but...defective material
made it very temporary. It takes a little patience to get used to the setup angle to provide good rebounds. However, used no more than 10 times, the stress on the fiberglass frame that is always under stress due to its bowed fiberglass construction eventually will break at the weak point which is right where the fiberglass frame is joined together by a metal coupling. When I finally contacted the manufacturer, they did determine it to be defective and promised a replacement. They went dark on me and never provided the exchange nor would return my calls. So as long as you are not looking for a long term tool, this is a cool item. With a bit of engineering to correct the flaw it could be a great mainstay.



1 out of 5 stars Disappointing   September 8, 2008
Andrew Sharpe
1 out of 1 found this review helpful


Cons: Quality, Durability, Difficult to Use, Poor Design

The first one I ordered came with a 90 degree bend in the outside circle, making it impossible to test the product. This was probably UPS, but the box looked ok. So, I returned it, and, after another week, received another one. This box looked like it had been through a wood chipper, but amazingly enough, the product was in good condition.

Unfortunately, the rebound net just doesn't work well, It is fairly unstable, and, even though there are two places to adjust the angle, even at the "flattest" angle the ball came back with almost no force at all. My daughter is a top ranked junior, and she hits hard, but while occasionally the ball did come back to her she really had to wail on it. And most of the time, she just made the entire net wobble and fall apart. The straps that are used to stabilize the net simply make the net curve inwards, making it risky to hit the ball *anywhere* but the exact center. Otherwise the ball careens off in another direction because of the net curvature. So, I made the straps barely taut, which kept the net somewhat flat, but unstable. In addition, the mechanism that is used to hold the net to the outside ring is sewed velcro, and one ball that hit the outside simply unsewed the velcro, so it fell off.

So, in short, the the box isn't strong enough to ship in, the quality of the product is poor, it isn't stable, and, while it *might* be passably useful for an 7-year-old learning to play tennis, I still wouldn't recommend it.


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