Could you throw a football at it and have it come back also?
2012198
My kids use it for football (baseball too) and it works well but best if you hit the tighter woven area in the middle. If you are looking for something purely for football or baseball for that matter, I would buy a different net with tighter weaving but this one is good for multi-use
543707
No, not unless you throw it, drop it from a second story, or something like that. It's fairly durable.
271844
Yes. We've done it many times. It wouldn't kill big game or anything, but works well for practice.
927504
Yes, but only while it's using it... you can have it back when it's finished.
979591
If the ball has a small valve hole like a football, it will not work. The inflator comes with 2 size tips. Both are too large to inflate that body ball.
236293
I think it might be a little small to be affective as a CRAZY catch with a soccer ball. But I think it would work fine to bounce the ball back at you if that is what you are looking for.
1922074
This could return grounders if the ball is thrown "right" at the rebounder. It will not return grounders if you do a good pitch at it.
229285
No. You can not. If you buy the 3 user version, you can have 3 people (not 4) use the QB at the same time.
1922073
It has been a couple of years since ours has been used so my recollection isn't sharp. I think some pitches will come back as grounders if you stand back far enough for them to drop. Raising the back "legs" might help but it will not be the equal of a coach tossing or hitting groundballs. Sorry, wish I could remember more.
324208
This is a tactical weapon. Anyone who knows anything about a tactical approach would advise against throwing your weapon. If you miss, your target now has access to your hardware. I am sure if you wanted to throw it, it will fly. But I have not thrown mine.
570020
I don't know for sure. Though it's definitely not an exact replacement part, there is enough stretch that you might be able to loop it around the frame and thru the outer net and latch back onto its own ball. Worth a try.
1009348
I would not recommend that. It has a metal hook that you slide down to grasp the stadium bench.
588
My ten year old son uses it for defense. Great for defense but I don't believe the ball will return at pitching distance. If it doesn't return completely it's still better than throwing at a five gallon bucket.
24446
I guess you could. I have not had any issue just grabbing the centerline and pulling half of the shell away then pushing the ball out of the other half.
1604792
That I wouldnt know, but the ball has some weight to it. But I think if you do it slowly you might be able to drill a hole in it without breaking or cracking the ball in any way. Personally I think the ball looks and feels like the real thing so I wouldnt even consider altering it at all
1508787
Yes, it can. However, please keep in mind that it won't hold it's shape; meaning if you left it on its own after you rolled it into a ball, it won't stay that way. It'll slowly change back to its putty form.
867051
Yes it can. The suspended ball and its fixings can be completely removed rather easily leaving just the net. Hit into it or pitch into it, it does both. The angle of the net can be adjusted to bounce back grounders, line drives or pop ups. The net comes with cloth tape you weave into the net to create a visual strike zone when used as a pitch back net.