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42X72IN
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Doubleriver Lacrosse Rebounder
42X72IN Lacrosse Rebounder for Backyard
- High Strength target can withstand strong impact of lacrosse pitching.
- Lacrosse Rebounder with 42"x72" provides ample space for practicing pitching skills.
- L-Shape metal base to increase the stability of the rebound net.
Raincheck
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
I gave this to a brand new Little League baseball player who shows great enthusiasm. It works perfectly, when after Mom and Dad are worn out and need to fix dinner, the happy boy can go on playing catch with himself. It turns out to be an asset for the whole family, when after some warnings about not showing up in the back yard with a 3 wood, Dad and Mom are enjoying some throwing practice themselves.This is listed as a "Lacrosse Rebounder", but it's the same design as a Baseball Pitch-back, a Soccer striker practice net, and good for other ball practice I'm sure. Just don't let Dad or Mom out the back door with their golf bags. The net won't hold up for that.The Summary isโ This was easy to set up despite minimal instructions, and with the spring-ball snap pipe assembly, will be easy to break down and store during the winter. The net and safety Bungees are durable enough to last for years, and the movable ribbon for framing a small target area or strike zone makes it versatile enough for all sizes and ages.
Hannah
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
I got this for my brother who is playing baseball for the first time as a freshman in High school. Both of us love playing with it - it's fun and a good tool because if you mess up, you have to go retrieve the ball. It's extra nice because you control where you throw the ball and you can throw yourself fly balls or pop-ups or grounders. It's definitely increased his hand eye coordination and quickness.
Bored_BloodletterofKorne
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024
Easy to maneuver around the back yard. You can throw any kind of ball at it. Ofcourse my nephews think they are the ball so they've been running at it and bouncing off. Easy to assemble. Just takes a little elbow grease to get the final net part in due to the net being under so much tension. You hook the silver hooks first then you follow up with the rubber attached to ball thing. So simple. Very fun rebounder. It's withstood my nephews who are 5 and 7 so i guess that means it's pretty durable.
Breanne
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024
My kids love this. It was easy to put together and adjust well. It is stable but also easy to move.
Hammerjacks Kid
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024
The frame on this "rebounder' is fairly substantial as in at least a 1" tubing and reminded me of the old large tent frames we used back in the day. They just slide together and attaching the net is easy. The netting is like a heavy duty fishing net intricately woven. Once set up it seems rather sturdy and didn't move much when I tossed a softball against it as hard as I could. May need some stakes though. My biggest gripe was how it was packages (I'm not talking about what Amazon did to get it to me which was put the box in another larger box which wasn't the problem). The net and poles are just tossed in a box and the ends of the poles were beat up and I'm worried the net could have gotten some wear from the pole ends rubbing on them but I'm not seeing any from casual investigation. They should have put the netting in something and used something to secure and protect the pole ends.
Sandor Clegane
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024
While this was marketed as a lacrosse rebounder, we quickly found that it can be used for a number of different sports. Our Niece plays softball, one of our nephews plays baseball, and I often practice with both on our land. Our Daughter is still just playing a few different sports for recreational reasons at the moment, but she has taken a shine to softball and baseball. Lacrosse isn't really a sport at schools in our region.After setting it up (installation is not difficult) we found that it works just fine as a rebounder for softball and baseball. You'd think that for only about $100 or so, that the frame and setup aren't especially durable. But you'd be surprised, I think it's sturdy enough for what it costs. You can most likely find something that's tougher and more sturdy, but for two or three times the cost of this setup. Overlall, I'd consider this something that anyone budget-minded should get.
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