Vermont Portable Volleyball Sets [Beach or Standard] | Volleyball Training Equipment - Volleyball Posts, FIVB Nets, Guy Ropes & Carry Bag | Volleyball Net Outdoor

Very good, sturdy net with very easy set up. Friends with other grass nets have been jealous. Sturdiest when you use the longer stakes (includes both). I bought doubles lines separately. I have also set it up on sand courts with existing poles, and it's worked great both ways. Not sure it's possible to quite get it to regulation height on grass, but this seems to be true with all nets that don't pair with fixed poles to tension them. To fix this, we built small blocks to raise the system a few inches, and that works great. Definitely buy a mallet as well.

I purchased this set so the kids (and adults) could play volleyball at our Easter gathering. I never knew how much of a hit it would be, as we played volleyball all day. The net and poles are easy to put up and is very sturdy, even when adults were running into the net. I would recommend this to anyone.

A few positives first: This setup is fairly easy Customer service has been good With tweaks, it works out well, even for men's games It's $80-ish cheaper than the other option that I'm regularly seeing on the beach The negatives: I paid for expedited shipping and it arrived days later than it was supposed to (they did credit me for this) It arrived with a ripped bag (they did send me a replacement) Two of the frisbee-looking anchors have already broken when being pulled out of the sand It's tough to get this setup high enough and constant adjustments have been necessary, especially with men's/coed games The net is just barely wide enough to accommodate standard 2's beach lines. The lines go almost right up against the poles You own't really get any play out of the net (if you're playing hard/scrappy games). It just isn't strong or tight enough for that Overall, I would really give it a 3.5. It is getting the job done while the beaches remain without nets to play on, but I am happy to be able to play... no regrets here.

Easy to set up. The sand anchors are great. I build a little mound of sand, put a frisbee on top of that, and then put the pole base on top of the frisbee. Otherwise, the net is too low. You don't get a true play of the ball off the net, but it's better than not paying at all of you can't get a court or if the nets are down at your Beach because of the pandemic.

Easy to set up and take down. Only thing I would suggest is probably a better bag for the volleyball net. The bag tore within the first week of having it.

The beach net was the absolute worst purchase of my life. When shipped there were 2 pieces missing, and it did not even come with instructions. The net kept sagging, and wouldn't even stand up straight. So this is your sign DO NOT ever buy the beach net. Absolutely horrible.

Amazing product, exactly as we were expecting it to be. It's a great size for anywhere between 2 and 9 players per side. Perfect height of 8 feet. Suggested for anyone looking for a quality net and a good game.

I have used it 3 times. 1st time, the rope came off the of the Frisbee anchor. I had to thread through a square line anchor through the frisbee hole. The bag is also very thin & cheaply made, no zipper, just Velcro & ripped on both ends. The 3rd time we used the net, we noticed that the metal piece on the pole where the anchor ropes get attached to was bent upwards. Just cheaply made. It fell twice in the sand.