My 12 year old wanted this for his soccer drills. He put it together by himself. He said it was easy to get the frame put together, but more challenging to get the net attached by himself. He is really happy with how it's working for him to practice passing and work on improving his passing accuracy. He said that the tight fit of the net made it easy to get the ball back. He doesn't recommend it for shooting unless you're shooting for a specific point but finds it very helpful for the passing practice. He is happy with it! And I'm happy that this is helping him improve his skills.

Does my kiddo actually play soccer? Nope, only at school. But he came home saying "Momma, I want to work on my dribbling skills like this kid at school," and I thought that sounded like an awesome, non-svreen activity and I'm all about getting my kiddos active and outside, so we grabbed this!Set up was simple, no tools required, always a plus! The instructions weren't the most descriptive ever, but I was generally easy to put together. For the record, the two longer screws, they're for the top connection. And even though your internal OCD may want to count the number of squares between the little connection stretchy things, it wont work out perfectly but the kids won't care.Now, be prepared to set the rules. When your 7 year old thinks he's Renardo and kicks it as hard as he can into the net from across the yard he is gonna be disappointed when his ball flies over the backyard fence or almost hits his sister in the face. Good thing it folds up so it can be removed when someone can't follow the rules 😆All in all, all 4 of my non soccer playing kids have had a lot of fun with this thing. Hopefully none of them decide they want to play on a team now...maybe I didn’t think this all the way through.

We use it for fielding practice too, not just soccer.

This is a great net for young soccer players to practice their skills. It's quick and easy to assemble, but stable enough to stay in place. The versatility of the adjustable angle feature makes this net even more useful. It's small enough to fit in most yards, but big enough to make it hard to miss. It's more than worth the cost for all its usefulness.

Easy enough for the kids to use, and sturdy enough that I don't worry about it tipping.

We've been using it a few times a week and the net still looks tight.

Net tension still feels good after plenty of use.

Good for control, passing, volleys, and general footwork. Pretty versatile piece of equipment.

This rebounder is perfect for single player drills. I can get in a good workout doing a few rounds of kicks into the rebounder. It provides instant feedback and helps me gauge the power of my kicks into the net. Its very easy to assemble and has held up so far in the hotter summer months.

My daughter gets more touches in less time now. That alone made it worth buying.