I realize this is for volleyball but can the net be set at 5 ft for those who wish to play badminton? The combo sets all seem to be poor quality...
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Park & Sun makes a badminton set - Park & Sun Badminton Pro Set - maybe it is the same high quality as their volleyball sets
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I feel like it might get pretty close to 5 feet. I have not tried it, but at the tallest, ours reaches 7 1/2 feet. Based on the holes, it looks like we could lower it 30", which would make it five feet. It is a very sturdy net.
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You may be able to do it manually, if you were to only use the top and bottom pieces of the poles, but the 3 settings for the height goes: (men's - 8', women's - 7'4", and coed - 7'8").
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I think you measure the jumping surface. All you get is the net. If you need everything else look at getting an enclosure not a replacement net.
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I've never used a driver with the net, usually practice with 7 - 4 irons. But I don't believe you can put a ball through this net with a driver. What I would be most concerned about is missing the net and hitting the wall behind the net. The net is a triangle shape, so a slightly stray shot can miss the net.
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I haven't had it for a year but it is the cheapest net I have seen. I purchased it this year and the quality is terrible. I don't think it would stop a child from falling off at all. I am already shopping for another net for my trampoline.
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Hi, if you're referring to the net then yes it's possible there is some way to get it taut. However you must realize this is a recreational set and for the price you may end up having to improvise. Generally a Badminton net is 5' high in the center and 5'1" at each post. The professional nets do have more than one adjustment to get it nice and taut at the top and bottom of each end of it. Pickleball nets I've seen are easier to set up/tear down and are 34" at center with easy adjustments. Yonex is the premium brand for all things Badminton. You would do well to check it out and maybe splurge a bit, I'm guessing you want quality/longevity. G'luck!
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I don't think the net will break at all however, because a basketball will hit more of the surface the chances of it moving and or falling over will be much greater. it only comes with stakes to hold it down so you would have to figure out another way to secure it to the court.
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Not really sure, it was a gift for our 2 1/2 yr old great grandaughter and we have not been told of an issues with the net. She seems to enjoy it and plays with it often.
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It would fit a 5ft wide table, no more or less. If you want the net to be tight.
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Hi, The net would work well because of the adjustable bungee. There will be plenty of room at the bottom so you will have a shoot where the balls will gather (like a real soccer goal). Mine is eight wide, four high, four deep, and it fits well.
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I recently purchased the Callaway Quad net and it works great with regular golf balls. The 8' net is large enough to hit wedges if you stand close and strong enough to hit drivers into the target area. Quick note: I would be careful that the driver hits into the target and not directly into the net as a friend of mine put a hole in his...
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the net is not 32 feet long - I would estimate its about 12 feet long. 18 ft is more than enough. You can shorten the rope provided to make the court shorter if thats what you mean.
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No, there is no adjustment to the net length. You would have to be creative.
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Anything is possible but if you are the proper distance away from the net, you would have to miss hit really badly. I have hit over a thousand balls and never came close to missing the net. And my net shows no signs of wear. I think it is a great tool.
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Hello Anish,I don't think you can adjust the tension of the net. The current tension is sufficient enough. The net has enough lag at the bottom where even if you hit your strongest shot, the ball will not bounce back to you.I even tried kicking soccer ball I'm the net, my daughter is in soccer, and it was all good. So no worries about the tension. Hope this helps.
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Prob depends on the age/size of the batter. The net is not stretched super tight, so the ball pushes the net back 6-12" at the point of impact, and the net is not real heavy, so the entire unit flexes and moves some if hit by a ball moving fast enough. So for smaller players, you would be fine, but for bigger ones it might be dangerous. We use this screen at 40-50'
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Our posts our regulation 36 feet apart and are 6 x 6 posts, the net is placed 7 feet high, the crank is approximately a foot off the ground. The crank and pulley are just a basic trailer pair. The cable was plenty long to even increase the height of the net to regulation 7'3". Sorry. Maybe your posts are spaced wider apart or the manufacturer changed the length of the cables. Not sure but i guess the deal is what I described and the the net we received is the same as on an indoor court. Good luck.
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Yes you can I caught a 29 inch jack cravelle at Cedar Key Fl with it. However I bought a Fitech cast net and like it a lot better. Also if I use it for a couple of hours it gets a little heavy. So if I get another cast net I am going to buy a 4 foot or a 5 foot cast net. hope this helps God bless and keep