is this good for an inner city small backyard?
1514773
I don't know much space you have but I bought one of these for my son for lacrosse and I was surprised how big it actually is. I would guess you would want a minimum of 20 ft of throwing distance.
1514774
This unit is fairly large and sturdy. My son does not stand too far from it but one must be cautious about errant throws. Target is of generous size.
1514775
If the yard is narrow (three times the width of rebounder) and long (50 to 60 feet) it could possibly work.
1514776
As long as you have a decent throwing distance. Probably need about 20 to 30 feet to throw. Also nice to have something behind Bounce for errant throws. Enjoy!
1123941
Yes. IMHO this would works in a smaller area which I believed it's designed for domestic use.
915184
I never used it outside, but it is pretty powerful. Its not huge for a large garden.
2284417
I wouldn't use this one in the middle of your patio. It's better for a corner.
1746188
we have a small backyard as well, and it fits great. the way it is constructed allowed me to get within 1 foot or so of the back fence.
500438
I don't know for sure, but I'd be hesitant to use it outside. It seems to me to be best suited for indoor use.
2211433
It's made for outside but i don't see why not you can't keep in a apartment just keep cfls in it. HPS or MH put to much heat off IT COULD START A FIRE. CFLS ONLY If you need more light 400 600 1000 watt get a grow tent from amazon
1118721
I have a small yard as well. I have the 16" model. It works just fine on my lawn. I'm actually amazed at how powerful it is. And being somewhat smaller is actually a benefit as you said for getting into and around small areas of the lawn. And the whole thing folds up really small for storage.
297650
Decent. All depends on the building your in of course, but outside in the city its fine.
692732
I don't think so. It's great for a small, confined space like a shower. But it wouldn't have enough power for an outdoor place.
1724953
I bought mine in NYC and they have been decent in my apartment, but they will end up outside on a patio when I move. If say good for either, but probably better outside given they drain out a hole in the bottom.
1310581
It depends. If standing around a patio table, I would say yes. A big backyard with a lot of people and noise, probably not.
1411244
It is make for indoor use I do believe but depends on how well it would be shielded from rain. I have similar fans outside in our pool house that are in a screened enclosure that have operated for almost 20 years with no problem other than the dirt builds up on the blades fast. Keep it clean and away from direct rain and it will be OK.
1789436
Long as there is no open air space to the outside yes. This puts out a lot of heat very quickly. It will not be 80* everywhere in the garage, but will in front of it and it will be comfortable and tolerable everywhere in the enclosed space.
640770
Yes, this is for outdoor as a primary use but can be used indorr if you have an industrial type loft.
2227425
I am using mine to cover a patio not much larger than the gazebo. We get a lot of wind and it had held strong for almost a year but I don't know how well it would do out in a yard.
1078313
It has a good sound for personal performance. It would not be great in a large area.