I purchased the Soccer Rebounder Kickback Football Rebound Net to improve my soccer training, and it has been a great addition to my equipment. The 4.6x3.5 FT size is perfect for practicing both passing and shooting, providing a realistic return of the ball with every strike. The quick-switch angle adjustment feature allows me to easily change the rebound angle, which is ideal for practicing different types of kicks—whether it’s a straight pass or a high lob.The rebounder is sturdy and durable, built to withstand powerful kicks without shifting or tipping over. It’s also surprisingly easy to set up and take down, which is a big plus if you're working in tight spaces or need to store it after use. I’ve used this net in a variety of conditions—on grass and even in my backyard—and it has performed reliably each time.The strike zone is a great addition as it helps target specific areas of the net, allowing for more focused practice. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, this rebounder is an excellent tool for improving your ball control, passing accuracy, and shooting technique. Overall, it’s a highly effective training tool that provides great value for anyone looking to enhance their soccer or football skills.

Good quality, really good rebound, hellishly awful to put together. There are a lot of pieces and they need to be installed in a specific order. The net is a good size for target practice and fun for a single person to practice with. I ordered this for my 11 year nephew who is in his 2nd year of soccer and he loves it (my brother doesn't because it's currently set up in the dining room, lol). The frame is quite solid, but will need to be bolstered with pegs or more weight than the sandbags. My nephew has it set up against a wall and he's pretty rough with it, even with the sandbags it bounces around. He's been using it daily for a week and hasn't had any issues with the net fraying or separating from the frame. No storage bag included, but this is more of a set up and leave up net. Based on another reviewer's advice, we did mark the pieces with permanent marker just in case we take it down.

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you set this up, and just leave the net on... Its a nightmare to setup and take down again, but we've found once we set it up, we just lay it flat and it stores relatively skinny that way in the garage or shed.Physical quality is good, the bars are solid metal, its not heavy however, my 4 year old drags it around the backyard like nothing. The little blue target in the middle is adjustable to your like as well so you can make it smaller or move it to different parts of the net, however we found it just works best in the center of the net, but make it smaller.Aim small, miss small! The angles adjust in literal seconds so you can change the techniques you're practicing for on the fly without any need to take it apart or put it back together. Net seems like decent quality, we do have the straps come loose every now and then that hold the netting to the metal frame, but aside from that and being a PAIN to setup the first time, no complaints.

This rebound net is going to be great once the nicer weather gets here. It was simple to set up and the tubes aren’t extremely thin like some. There’s three adjustable angles depending on the type of drill you want to run however it’s more or less keeping it secured down that is going to cause you issues. It did come with some sand bags. But unless you’re putting titanium I doubt it will hold it down. I mount to be using some spikes I use to secure my trampoline. The downside to that is if you don’t move it around it will kill your grass. Overall it’s a good rebounder just keep in mind you’ll probably need more weight to secure it.

As a rebounder, this set is sturdy enough to withstand a lot of use. Winthai also makes a version of this product which comes with a second net so that you can convert the rebounder into a soccer goal. As much as I like the rebounder, though, I do not like the soccer goal. At the end of the review I will tell you why I recommend getting this rebounder alone rather than getting it with the additional function of being a soccer net.Attaching the metal pieces to each other which form the front, the ground portion and the struts of the rebounder is easy as long as you use the instructions. Attaching the side struts to the main part of the frame is more challenging unless you have a second person stabilizing part of the structure while you put in the screws. I was able to assemble the rebounder alone by taking advantage of our sofa to stabilize one of the larger parts. The specialized bungee cords are fantastic! They are quick and easy to use and will not scratch the rebounder. They can also be purchased separately should one or more go missing.Changing the angle is easy as long as you have two people to secure the structure (or a sofa).I really like it that no tools are needed to put everything together.Each metal piece has a sticky dot to let you know which is which. You don’t want to get the metal pieces mixed up or it will take a long time to figure out where everything goes. My recommendation is to cover the original identifying letters with clear nail polish, a varnish, or some other means of more permanently keeping each’s identity from becoming a mystery. Alternatively, try writing on each piece with a permanent marker or a very fine-tipped paintbrush and some paint.I would recommend that the manufacturer make the instructions waterproof as they will be needed for as long as you use the rebounder. Trust me; you don’t want to have to figure it out on your own. In the interim, I recommend that you store the original instructions somewhere safe, take photos and put them on your phone, and colour photocopy the original instructions and laminate them.The quality of the sandbag (s) is fine but I don’t think they provide enough weight. If I’m not mistaken, the smallest rebounder comes with 1 sandbag, the mid-sized rebounder has 2, and the next size up probably has 3. I’m not sure how many sandbags come with the largest rebounder. Be prepared to have to procure other weights to secure your rebounder. Lightweight drybags could be used with sand or heavyweight ones filled with water. Less expensive would be water jugs that campers use to carry drinking water and these could be secured to the frame.A carrying bag does not come with this set but there needs to be one. Aside from all of the fasteners, there are a lot of metal parts. Even on the smallest size there are 28 metal parts and of course if you lose one, that’s the end of your goal’s usefulness.Here’s why I don’t recommend getting the other version with the included soccer net:1. Even a teenager crashing into this as a soccer net can permanently ruin it.2. On grass, the net will wear out due to friction between the fabric portion of the net and the ground. On a hard surface, especially like asphalt, the net can be permanently damaged even in two or three sessions.3. The soccer net is highly prone to becoming tangled and the soccer net is diabolical to attach.4. The velcro used to secure the soccer net to the frame easily snags and becomes weakened.5. The mesh on the soccer net is not as fine as it is on the rebounder net. The openings on the soccer net can be dangerous to a dog or cat, so it’s important to take off the soccer net every time you use it. On the rebounder, the openings are smaller. You would still need to be careful with smaller animals, though, such as guinea pigs, rabbits, ferrets and lizards.