★★★★★
Quick to set up
Took about twenty minutes to put together. The angle pin is simple and the frame stays put on the patio.
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The Setterlow Rebound Frame
The Setterlow Rebound Frame
In stock
- Tested outdoors
- Folds flat
- Two sizes
Free UK delivery by two-person courier. 30-day returns.
Regular price
£249.00
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Description
Description
A free-standing rebound net that sends the ball back the way a partner would. Set the angle for forearm passing, overhead setting or digging, and run the drill for as long as the player wants to keep going.
The frame sits low and wide so it stays put on grass, a driveway or a sports hall floor, and it folds flat against the wall when practice is over.
Specifications
Specifications
- Powder-coated steel frame in navy, rubber feet
- Five angle settings on a spring pin
- Knotless tensioned net with a reinforced edge binding
- Standard: 2.1 x 1.5 m, 11 kg. Compact: 1.8 x 1.2 m, 9 kg
- Folds to 12 cm deep, carry bag included
Delivery and returns
Delivery and returns
Delivery
- Free UK delivery on orders over £75, otherwise £4.95
- Packed and sent by tracked courier within two working days
- Rebound frames and the ball cart travel by two-person courier
Returns
- 30 days to send back unused kit in its packaging
- Refund or exchange, your choice
What players and parents say
★★★★★
Used most evenings
My daughter passes against it after school. The compact size fits the side of our garden.
★★★★☆
Does the job
Solid and folds flat. A second carry handle would help, but the returns are consistent.
★★★★★
Good height range
The setting target goes high enough for my son now and will still work in a couple of years.
★★★★★
Comfortable
Pads stay in place through a two hour session and wash well.
★★★★☆
Nice soft touch
The youth ball is noticeably lighter. Fewer complaints about sore arms.
★★★★★
Clear plan
The programme gives each session a point. Twenty minutes and done.
★★★★★
Packs away small
The return net goes in the car boot and comes to the park with us every weekend.
Why the rebound frame works
Every return is a rep. A player who passes for fifteen minutes gets more touches than a whole club session gives them.
Passing
Steep angle, quick returns. Builds a steady platform.
Setting
Open the angle for a higher ball to set back to the net.
Digging
Low and fast. Wear pads for any floor work.
Consistency
The same return every time, so the player can tell what changed.
Built for the player who trains alone
Built for solo training
- ✓ Sets up in about twenty minutes, no tools beyond the pin
- ✓ Five angles for passing, setting and digging
- ✓ Stays put on grass, paving or a hall floor
- ✓ Folds flat to 12 cm when practice is over
- ✓ Two sizes, for big gardens and small ones
Goes well with
Questions about the rebound frame
Which size 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.
Can it stay outside?
The frame is powder coated and the net is weather resistant, so it copes with rain. Folding it away over winter makes both last longer.
How long does it take to set up?
About twenty minutes the first time. After that it unfolds in under a minute.
Will it work indoors?
Yes. The rubber feet grip a sports hall floor and do not mark it.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 30 days, unused and in its packaging. We arrange the collection.