Volleyball Net Outdoor - Includes 32x3 Feet Regulation Size Net, 8.5-Inch PU Volleyball, Carrying Bag, Boundary Lines, Steel Poles & Pump - Volleyball Net for Backyard, Beach, or Pool

Very large but effective for team play. Easy to assemble and ready for play. Easy to store and the included bag extra convenient touch added

Really good volleyball net! It’s actually really long, I think it’s a full sized net that they normally use for volleyball. It comes with very hard and sturdy wire inside the net to wrap somewhere. I personally have it in my back yard and it works fantastic. I will be going out of town camping this weekend and I will definitely be taking it to play over with my family.

Definitely suprised at quality and so happy with our purchase. The only thing I would consider again is the size you need to set it up! Lol. I also wish the stakes it comes with for the side poles were alot longer. They do come loose and wiggle some. Other than that it is amazing!

Super easy to put up and it had different options of height adjustment. This thing is very sturdy a wind storm came rolling thru and this stayed standing without the netting getting ruined. The ball was okay quality, really liked the bag for storage. The take was just as easy as it was putting up. Not a bad bank for the buck.

My honest rating is a 3.0 out of 5. For 7- to 8-foot poles, the included ground stakes are disappointing—cheap, flimsy plastic pieces barely 3 inches long, and they broke almost immediately. I had to reinforce the poles using thinner rebar, driving it 6 to 8 inches into the ground with about 12 inches exposed, and then slid the poles over that to get them to stand properly. It works now, but it definitely required extra effort and materials.

This worked great for the purpose a beach party. The poles are a little sensitive they could be stronger or it mightʻve just been the way we set it up 😂😂😂 whatever it was it was great addition to our party!

The set includes two plastic anchors and two poles. Each anchor is inserted into each pole, and the anchor is then stuck into the ground. The first time we attempted to move the pole to address the net sagging, we had to lift the anchor out of the ground, and the anchor broke off into the ground. This happened with each anchor immediately before we ever played volleyball using the net. As a result, the poles cannot be secured into the ground, and the set is practically useless. It is very cheaply made, and I regret the purchase.

Bought several years ago and still holds up great