MR 7'x6' Freestanding Multi-Sport Training Return Net - Compatible with Tennis, Pickleball, Softball, Baseball & Toss Machine

Decent net for the price. The ball machine fits under it with 2 sections of track. The weighted sleeve is poorly thought out though. I had to zip tie it up as high as I could so the balls would return to the machine. Every now and then a ball would miss the track when falling. Balls get stuck in the back of the net sometimes due to the saggy back net. For the price I think it's worth the hassle. Packs up nicely to transport.

Due to an injury I have to relearn how to do things with my left wristNow I can practice while alone and build muscle by repetitively making the motions WITH equipment.It's really easy to put up and down as you need.

I hate to have to give a lower rating to this product because I actually think it's a pretty nice net and has some innovative features overall. Unfortunately, the product photos are so inaccurate that they border on being deceptive, so I have to bump the rating down 2 stars for giving buyers the wrong impression about how it can be used.The good:•Very solid construction•Super easy to put together•Very stable•Ingenious Hole Design - the hole has a weighted chain in it which serves two purposes. 1. It makes sure the hole remains low and that it remains open. 2. It physically pulls the ball catch area downward to funnel the balls down the hole.•Easy to take apart•Net Design Is Perfect - Very Logical•Clever tennis / pickleball height net at the front to make sure you're hitting above the right height.Like I said, the net itself is a 5 star piece of equipment. It's REALLY good! (I've had a few of these and this is the best so far).The bad:•Very deceptive product photos lead you to believe that a ball machine (specifically a Lobster machine) can fit underneath, making this an "infinite" ball return. There are net / machine setups like this available online, so that is a very popular design. There is simply NO WAY that the ball machine they show can fit under this. You'd have to have a very specialized ball machine to fit underneath, and even then, you're likely going to have to lift the net higher to accommodate it.That means the net itself will be higher than normal or it's going to add extra work.I appreciate what they're attempting to do here, but they should really show product photos with an ACTUAL machine so buyers know how to make this work. I fear they are setting customers up for disappointment by showing a Photoshopped image of a high end ball machine under this unit when that's simply not possible.So, for that reason, I have to give it no higher than 3 stars.Hopefully they'll update their description and show it being actually used in a product video so buyers know what they're really getting.

Once assembled, this ball return net works well. It measures 6' across and 7' high. No tools are required for assembly. The instructions however are not that helpful. Because of that I'm going to give assembly instructions here. But 1st, here's the issue I had assembling it the 1st time. It was incredibly difficult without good instructions as the net is only 6' across while the metal frame speakds out to about 9+ feet. So here's what you need to know. The aluminum posts (3 pieces on each side) actually flex an incredible amount (and the 1st time I did it I was worried I'd break the posts). The 4 pieces that are up the base are straight forward in assembly the spring loaded release pins have a lot of resistance. Once you have the base set up, you slip the side fabric slot over one of the extension poles (and the other side over another of the extension poles. You then place one of the poles into the base mount (if you gather the entire nylon slot near the bottom of the extensions it goes in easily), then place the other side into that mounting slot (this was not mentioned in the included instructions at all so my 1st attempt had all 6 extensions placed into their proper slots before attempting to place the netting, an impossible task at that point). Next add the 2 additional extensions to each side the end piece has a kinfmd of knob on it. Tilt the frame towards its back (yes you must be standing behind it) and slide the fabric slot upwards towards the top of thelast extension. There is a cord loop that loops around the knob. You will probably have to alternate between raising the left and right sides if you are assembling it by yourself. There are 4 hook and loop tie downs one for each edge of the base. Also included are 4 U-shaped metal pieces if you plan on mounting this net into grass or loose dirt. The center of the ball catch area has a funnel to drop the balls through if you have a ball machine for continual practice. I misread the listing originally and thought it came with the ball machine, my bad. If you dont have a ball machine, either keep a box handy to catch the balls as they drop from the net, or put a rubberband around to bottom funnel to keep the balls from falling u til your ready to start your next round. When you disassemble I'd recommend keeping the net attached to one extension on each side. Bring the 2 pieces together and roll the net up around the 2 extensions. It won't look nice and neat, but it'll speed up assembling the next time. You might even think about using a couple of rubber bands around the bottom of each extension so that the netting doesn't actually fall off the extension by accident. Hope this helps anyone who buys this net. It does work well once you know these assembly tricks.

Nice Pickleball catch and return net that can be adjusted to fit the style ball launcher you use. Not all net are "one size fits all" so you may need to adjust it to fit your ball launcher.It works well and is built pretty ridged.

It has a bad instructions on how to set it up. I bought it but couldn't set it up. No video tutorial available