Most of the testing happens in places like this.
About us
Kit for the minutes between sessions
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The idea behind it is a simple one. Club sessions give a young player perhaps two hours a week with a ball, and most of that is spent waiting in line. The touches that build a reliable pass happen in between: ten minutes in the garden, twenty in the garage, a half hour at the park.
What we make
Rebound nets that return the ball the way a partner would, a setting target to aim at, a tether for hitters, balls that suit the age of the player, and a drill programme that turns all of it into a plan.
How we test it
Every frame is assembled, knocked over and left out in the rain before it goes into the range. If a pin rattles loose or a net sags after a month on the lawn, it goes back to the bench.
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Tested outdoors
Left out in the rain before it ships
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Built for solo reps
No partner needed
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Free UK delivery
On orders over £75
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30-day returns
Unused, in the original packaging
Common questions
What does a volleyball rebound net do?
It sends the ball back the way a partner would, so a player can pass, set and dig on their own. Change the angle and you change the drill.
How much space do I need?
About four metres in front of the net and a metre either side for passing. Setting needs height more than length. The space guide has the detail.
Which size rebound frame should I choose?
The 2.1 x 1.5 m frame catches more off-target passes, which suits newer players. The 1.8 x 1.2 m frame fits smaller gardens and garages.