Baden Champions Volleyball Badminton Combo Set
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It's difficult to tell what kind of material it is just by looking at it. It's not plastic or rubber, in my opinion. It has some give to it that plastic doesn't, and I believe many manufacturers now use a composite cork material in their heads, so it could be that. I looked on the Baden website, but there was no mention of it. If you need to know something, I recommend contacting them. Badensports has information on how to contact them. com - I hope this information is useful.
No, everything you need is included. The poles are connected by strings, and the other end is equipped with spikes or stakes that are driven into the ground to keep them upright. I can usually step on them and drive them into the ground in a pretty good way.
This set appeals to me a lot. Setup and dismantling are a breeze. For smaller children, the middle pole sections can be removed to lower the net. Because the net is full width, I roll one end pole to adjust the width to fit the yard and the players' abilities. It's possible to leave it up for a few days. Your willingness to get your hands dirty is the only restriction.
The answer is yes if the pool is above ground. It's a 30' wide net, so you can stake it around the pool if it's smaller. Best wishes to you.
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I supported the set with two cement buckets filled with 1 1/2 PVC pipes, which made it sturdy and quick to erect and dismantle. I don't intend to leave it up for days at a time, so it should last for years because it will be exposed to the elements only occasionally. The grip tape on one racquet began to unravel, but it was a simple fix.
I carefully considered and weighed the product's reviews before making my decision to buy. We wanted something more durable than the usual flimsy and cheaply made badminton/volleyball sets, and this item is a significant improvement over two previous purchases! The net and ground tackle are made of industrial strength and will not wear out after a few uses (as was the case with previous versions purchased). The volley ball and badminton rackets are decent, but not great, and you can certainly upgrade if you're serious about the sport. The bag that comes with the set is also amazing in terms of design and construction. Everything fits inside, and it's light and portable for your next family gathering! br>br>I'd also like to point out that I thought this was an excellent Amazon deal - We'll use it for a long time, and while it's not the cheapest set on the market, it's certainly good value for money.
I was hesitant about making the purchase, but the price was so low that it didn't matter with so many options. We bought another brand with fewer negative reviews first, and the rackets were falling apart even before we opened the box and removed the clear wrap from the handles. We returned the first one and placed an order for this one. br>br>It was a breeze to set this up with the help of young children. We've tested both heights and found them to be extremely stable. Nothing bent, stretched, or came out of the ground because I had this thing drum tight. The rackets are a little small to use and learn with for young children. The ball is fantastic; it's soft and durable enough that we played 8-ball with it. Base, I've been kicking the tar out of this thing and it still looks brand new. br>br>I see us getting our money out of this and never having to do it again. This is an excellent set.
I did a lot of research before buying because we wanted a combo set so that our kids would have a variety of activities to keep them occupied this summer. Although I was hesitant to pay $90 for it when there were cheaper alternatives in the $30-$40 range, We decided to take a chance in the $50 range, and I'm glad we did. It was simple to put together (with only two people). simply to assist you in keeping the polls open while you stake it). At 5ft and 7ft, the height settings came in handy, allowing our younger children to play as well. Furthermore, the equipment appears to be durable enough to withstand the use of children. We've used it a few times and it's held up well in a light rainstorm, but it did topple over in strong winds. Fortunately, it was only a short period of time. It was simple to affix to the lawn, and it stayed put throughout the passing summer storm. I would highly recommend this product if you're looking for a fun activity for older children/teens or the entire family!.
Regulation is stable, but it isn't very long-lasting. It was a lot of fun, and the price was great! Can't beat the price. I'll start with the set's drawbacks, but I still gave it four stars because there are so many positives. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this method. br>However, I wish it were a little more durable. When placed in the ground, the metal stakes and tension hooks easily bend. After 6-months, the top of the net, which is white and says Baden (where the tension is), ripped. 7 times. After three uses, the ball popped as well. The positioning of the poles could have been far more effective. The buttons that connect the poles are located beneath the net on the set up, so you'd have to scrunch the net up to put it together or take it apart. If they lowered the button a couple of inches, the set-up would be much easier. It would be a lot easier to set up, and switching from volleyball to badminton would be much quicker. The spring button that holds the poles together isn't really attached to the pole in any way other than friction, so it's easy to lose it. The entire set-up will be ruined if it falls out. up would be insecure and largely ineffective. There's no way to do this on the beach, either. The stakes aren't high enough to keep the court on its toes (though if anyone knows a way, please let me know). Positives: br>br> br>Over the summer, my friends and I had a lot of fun with this set. Because we all contributed to the purchase, the price was even lower. The court is extremely stable once it has been set up and assembled. Many sets only include a rope for the boundary lines (which always gets tangled), so I appreciate that this one includes more of a band than a rope, as well as something to wrap the band around so it doesn't get tangled! It also has a mark in the middle of the band to ensure that the court is evenly set up. That was extremely beneficial, in my opinion. It's also regulation size. br>br>Overall, I found the set to be much more stable, if not durable, than I had anticipated. I'm hoping to find some parts to replace them. The placement of the buttons on the pole is the most important factor for me. I dislike how easily they can fall out and how they are hidden beneath the net. Semi- easy set- up (at least three are required), but two will suffice. However, if you're on a budget and want to play volleyball or badminton in the park with your friends and family, I recommend this.
This is something we've done before. The stakes sagged, and the "S" curved hook that connected the nylon rope to the side supports had morphed into a "J. " It is insufficiently strong to support the tension required to keep the net in place, rendering it completely useless.
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