for practices would it be ideal? i mean can i set it up and take it down quickly?
1106024
Not really. It's too large to be portable. It's a nice product and a GREAT value but not really ideal to knock down and set back up.
1106025
It would be difficult. It is more like a yard goal, but true to size and sturdy for a goal that's not steel.
1106026
This is a very good soccer goal for the money. The net is a little on the flimsy side, my 11 year old "premier" soccer player put a few holes in the net in the first few days. However, I would not stand in front of his shots. As far as taking it down & setting it up quickly... If you had 2 people it would probably take about 15-20 minutes. It is pretty big which makes it a little awkward to do by yourself.
1106027
The frame itself is easy to put together and take down. The netting is a little more involved since you have to velcro it onto the frame once you snap the frame together.
211480
I use it for my home studio, so it's in a fairly protected environment. I like it and it provides a lot of flexibility for EQ and time delay which is sometimes important for me. I had some reliability problems with it initially, but I took the chance, opened it up, reseated the socketed PROM. Since then (a year), everything has been working fine.
1677947
Yes. Give youeself a good 2 hrs to set it up though. Poles do not hold up well in windy confitions. It wad still cheaper than s rental though.
2274315
Yes ,give it a try I know you will be happy with it. I had a guy from a mans slow pitch check it out, and said he was going to get one for his team too practice.
1796754
I think it would be good for that purpose. However, I have not used it for extended periods of time, so I can't say if it gets tiring to use.
1642552
It is very easy to set up. Take down is a little more time consuming (but not difficult), because you have to get all the air out of the bounce house. But it can be done with only one person. The storage bag is bigger than it need to be, which is helpful when putting the bounce house back into the bag.
1536375
Actually, to be really honest, I would not call it super simple. After you read the directions for whatever it is you are trying to do, it is simple enough. And while you're familiar with it -- if you use it several times a week, it is simple enough. Once you have it set up to do what you want, it's simple. I wouldn't call it complicated. But it's not as user-friendly and intuitive as I had hoped, unless you're familiar with it. I have found that if I leave it for some period of time, which I've had to do following a few injuries, I have to read the directions and become familiar with it all over again in order to use it the way I want. I wish it were more intuitive, honestly. Actually, to be really honest, I would not call it super simple. After you read the directions for whatever it is you are trying to do, it is simple enough. And while you're familiar with it -- if you use it several times a week, it is simple enough. Once you have it set up to do what you want, it's simple. I wouldn't call it complicated. But it's not as user-friendly and intuitive as I had hoped, unless you're familiar with it. I have found that if I leave it for some period of time, which I've had to do following a few injuries, I have to read the directions and become familiar with it... » Read More Actually, to be really honest, I would not call it super simple. After you read the directions for whatever it is you are trying to do, it is simple enough. And while you're familiar with it -- if you use it several times a week, it is simple enough. Once you have it set up to do what you want, it's simple. I wouldn't call it complicated. But it's not as user-friendly and intuitive as I had hoped, unless you're familiar with it. I have found that if I leave it for some period of time, which I've had to do following a few injuries, I have to read the directions and become familiar with it all over again in order to use it the way I want. I wish it were more intuitive, honestly. « Show Less
843000
I would not recommend it unless you just want to test it out for fun. In my opinion it's not a professional product for a serious users.
1738227
It's a great investment. Use more thanAny. Especially as beginner. And more. Easily set up anywhere on anything. Even on a bed !
1684953
We didn't try this in my presence but I believe it should be no problem after you gain experience with the controls. I suggest starting outside in a good clear space.
1938289
I would imagine so. It only takes about 5 minutes to set up (the first time or two maybe 10-12 max)
1313648
Amy, it takes once or twice to figure out easiest way to set-up and take down. After that, my wife and I do it by ourselves. Send me your Email info and I
456829
Assuming a stable platform and reasonable load I think it would be fine. I have only run mine ten minutes continuously but it was proven to be a very useful and reliable tool.
478326
I would not advise it for that at all. It's not that flexible . It's great for adjusting into fixed position and then left alone (e.g. for video conferencing. )
1113961
Dunno. If you need advice on setting up, I can gelp you with that. I take it down every winter.
1306891
hmmmmm........good question..............I honestly haven't used it much as we were at the end of the season for playing outdoor venues when I purchased it. We are playing tonight and I plan to set it up..................I can check that out.
2282374
I would, yes. It is very light and easy to use. But I guess I would have to ask you to elaborate so I can more thoroughly answer your question :)