Can you adjust the tension of the net?
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Not that I know of, but I dont know why you would need to. There is plenty of tension as the bars are kind of springy. I love this net - it's very large!
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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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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.
1317512
No. The poles exert the tension to keep it upright and taut like a camping tent.
250842
Yes, you can back the tension right off. There's a large knob you simply screw in or out to change the resistance.
2113745
I was able to decrease the tension by following the instructions provided by iBOLT in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuDzjABXU_w (the link can also be found in iBOLT's Customer Support page) Hope that helps!
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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! 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... » Read More 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! « Show Less
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There is a T handle screw on the top and you can adjust it to change the tension. I usually leave it at the same tension all the time because that is what I'm comfortable with, but some may want to adjust it. I love it - works well for me.
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I just used a small hook with threads on it and just screwed it into the ceiling. Thankfully, the net wasn't that heavy and it never fell.
2020294
You could try but I don't think it would work. The rings to attach it aren't on the corners and the net isnt made to hand straight.
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You can adjust the tension by tightening/loosening the screw in the center knuckle though I am not sure if the lowest setting would be too strong for the door you would use it on.
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It has a minimum tension only, it still requires some effort, like you were using about a 5 lb weight.It was also easier when I held it out at arms length, and used your other hand to stabilize it.I haven't set it any higher and it's been a couple of months.
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Yes, the tension is adjustable, however I don't feel much difference, it is a great, quiet workout while watching TV. It works the hips and legs mostly. hope this helps
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You can adjust it at any time, in manual or program mode. It has up/down arrows that let you add/decrease tension. Sometimes I just use manual option for my entire work out, adjusting it as I bike. Hope that helps
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The side vertical bars that hold up the net each have another bar inside that slides out to extend the height. There's something that you twist to tighten and hold the bars in place. The bungee that runs inside the vertical bars each have a hook on the end and I put the top hole/eye of the net's side through that to make sure it stays up (but I think it should be ok and not slide down even if you don't hook it.)
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There has to be a lip to clamp the net to. A pool table would be too thick for that clamping.
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No. There is a set screw that you can tighten down to adjust the tension of the arm (angle) and there is a locking pin to keep it in the up position.
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Hi Jerle - I've never tried to adjust the tension on my JumpSport. I bought the JST after I got hooked on rebounding at our fitness club. The club used all jumpSport. I haven't been disappointed.
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Yes, tension is adjustable. Be sure your door framing material is secure if you need high tension because the unit is attached to it.
665010
No unfortunately there is no adjustment. I used mine once and threw it away. It was worthless.