Part of the directions has one threading the bungee around the pole as one is assembling the frame-DON'T do it!!! just assemble the frame, THEN deal with net and bungees. Bungees don't hold at all otherwise. I was going to donate them to afterschool club but my son said some kids will jump up and grab the tops of soccer goals, ruining them, so we kept them in our backyard. Possible, but a pain for one person to move them to mow. two people are best to move them once assembled.

My daughter needed a net for practicing her shots at home. This net is perfect because she doesn't have to constantly go retrieve her ball after every shot she takes. It bounces the ball right back to her so she can instantly take another shot. She loves this net and recommends it to all her soccer teammates.

Bought this for my son to work on drills out on the field. Works great when hit correctly but if u need the ball to hit it while in the air, if u kick the ball and it rolls along the ground it will likely not bounce back at u. Also,I haven't found a way to travel with this rebounder without taking it apart. Dosnt fold up and is kinda big. It stick out of my truck bed.

Was able to assemble the product in twenty minutes. The kids are able to move it around the yard without an adult needing to lift it, yet is sturdy enough that it does not fall over when they launch the ball at the net.

Conceptually, these (almost) goal-size rebound trainers are the only way to go if you want to get real strikes reps in without getting bored (and keep the kids playing outside where they belong). And forget the other smaller passing trainer-rebounders you're thinking about getting insteadthey are not worth it.The problem with this product, and frankly every other Franklin product with a net like this that I've purchased (portable soccer goals, volleyball nets, etc.), is it does not hold up. At all. This rebounder was set up in our backyard in June 2023 and sees use only from 10 11 year old neighborhood kids. The net gave way with large holes in the first month, and now less than a year later it's completely toast, held together only by large bungee cords. The perimeter of the net where it fastens to the framehas the worst quality material compared to the middle section, which makes no sense because that's where the stress happens; it only makes sense for Franklin if there's a large profitable market for replacement nets for this? But nopecan't find one anywhere, and even if they sell it, I doubt it costs much less than the complete original product with the frame. The frame is okay, faded a lot and showing some rust but still intact.

Grandson loves this and great for practice!!

The metal poles/frame don't/doesn't look very sturdy. I guess it's ok for small kids to practice.

Great product but net has deteriorated. How can we get replacement net?

Easy to assemble but the cross bars sag and are very flimsy. They are not durable. I bought the 12x 6ftWhat I did was purchase 2 galvanized 1inch diameter steel pipe which was 10ft for the top and bottom(I know it is a little shorter-you can buy 2 six foot pipes and attach them together) cross bar and an 3/4inch diameter 6ft galvanized steel pipes for the 2 side posts. I used heavy duty clear tape to attach to the original tubing. Now it is super study. If you did all this then you will get lots of use and years out of it.

Works as described. Helps with practice for sure. Kid loves it.

This is exactly what our 10YO son wanted! It's large and perfect for him. Written instructions weren't great, but the picture/diagram was helpful. Assembly was pretty easy - my husband and I had it put together in 30 minutes or so.

I bought this net for 10 dollars at a yard sale over 15 years ago. Ive stored it in the woods for almost 10 years neglected when I was in college and not playing. Since then I replaced the net and its still going fine. Little rust and the bottom metal could use some light sanding but great value.

My 12 year old has been asking for a soccer goal to practice with. After searching for one for about 6 months we made the decision to purchase this one. It took a little longer than expected to assemble, but well worth the money spent on the goal. Would definitely recommend. He spends hours practicing a week.

Unlike other reviewers, I do not think that this was difficult to put together. In fact, my 13 year old built it by himself, and he didn't have a hard time at all. We have had it for a little over a year now and the bottom has come detached from the pole and because of how it is ripped, we can't fix it. It was good while it lasted.

The kid loves it.

My 11 year old son has been using this for about 2 hrs every single day for the past month and he loves it. The ball rebounds back really well. Assembly was pretty easy despite the not so great instructions. It looks exactly like the pictures and seems plenty sturdy. I seen some reviews talk about having to replace the zip ties, but mine didn't come with zip ties. It came nylon looped fasteners that seem to work really well. The U hooks that it comes with to hold it in the ground are do absolutely nothing, but then again there's really no reason to use them. The base is wide enough on both sides that it doesn't move even when I kick the ball hard at it. And I don't see it blowing over where there's nothing for the wind to catch. My only small complaint is that if the ball is rolling on the ground it doesn't bounce back because it hits the poll running across the bottom. Didn't take a star away for this because the pole kind of needs to be there.

My son (13) was so excited to get this for his birthday! He set it up all by himself in about an hour! It's the perfect size for our driveway!

Gets a lot of use at our house, very sturdy! Only downside is it is difficult to take down and takes up space.

Gave to our teenage son for birthday. Only had it up about a month but he really likes it. It does seem like the top bar hangs a little rafter set up but doesn't seem to bother anything.

It gets a lot of use. Bummer when the bungees break though.