how do you raise the net up to a badminton height. I can only figure out how to set it up as a tennis net
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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.)
1864128
It is similar to any rod extension. You loosen the cap or twisting knob at the top of the rod. Once it is loosen, you can pull and extend the rod. After fully extended or at the desired height, you can tighten it again to secure it in position. Very easy to set up and take down. I love this net.
1864129
I talked to Wilson about this and found out that only the 10 foot version will extend to badminton height. The 18 foot version does not extend.
1297158
I guess the net can theoretically be placed lower on pole which makes it adjustable. But there's no specific setting. Does that make sense?
506190
The net is 18 feet long. The instructions say it can be raised for volleyball, but I haven't tried that yet. I bought it for tennis. It assembles and disassembles quickly.
303283
The 'top' of the post swivels up and down the pole depending on who is hitting the ball. There is no adjustment to be made. Just fill the bottom with sand or water, water being my preference as the bottom is also the storage 'box' when you put it away. All you have to do is put the pole together and fit it into the filled base. The rest is up to the players as to the ball wrapping up or down. Remember that a replacement rope and ball can be purchased after the kids wear the original out.
2041134
Pull the metal top straight up from the plastic base. I had to play with it also to figure out!
650248
I had this problem as well. You are supposed to stand it up then kick the legs out to the side. There is a video by Rukket on youtube that demonstrates it. The video is there to compare it to other nets, but it still shows the process.
1297159
You can move the net up and down a few inches on the poles (adjusting the rope that holds the upper corner of the net). Also you can drill an extra hole in the lower portion of the pole to telescope one part into the other a little further (locking them with the spring loaded button into the drilled hole) to make the pole lower. You can't, however, make the poles higher than they already are.
1858423
No, it does not come with a net. You don't need a net to play the game according to the way speedminton is played. My family uses a badminton net though. We just use the speedminton set in place of the badminton rackets and shuttlecocks.
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I build 6x4x3 goal by myself using PVC pipe and after getting the Net was disappointed as it didn't fit. you have to go one size up. Will return. As it said on previous comment if you want to fit 5x4x3 get the 8x4x4 and it will fit.
1960083
You should pick up the ball carrier, carry it over to the tennis ball and kinda drop it (while still holding on to the carrier) onto the ball. The tennis ball should slide between the bars on the bottom of the carrier.
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Well if u put ur net at 7ft u r way to low!!!!! Unless u r just party players trying to feel tough... U r hurting real players and if kids that play school vball r using that u r hurting them by being to low. I coach 3 clkub teams and youngest team is made up of 1st & 2nd graders and they play on a 7'. 6" net... So if u r trying to help kids u need to raise it
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Sorry Robert I'm assuming you are referring to the Pickleball net. So I'm not sure if you will be able to unless you improvise at the net posts. As you know the Pickleball net is set at 34" at center and the ones I'm familiar with (of which there are many brands) there is no provision for that, unfortunately.Now on the other hand the Badminton nets are more flexible in the way they can be secured to the posts. Therefore you may have more luck with those being that they are also 20' across.Hope this helps. Good luck, and have fun!
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This is NOT a good net for that.. it is tight and will kick the ball back to the source. I would recommend getting some TCB balls. This is what I use for front toss and I coach 5 teams ages 7-19 they work great and no fear of getting hit/hurt
1457807
No you cannot. My 12 year old barely hits the net. It's ok that he doesn't reach the net.
2050405
Somehow I find this question strange, but, Vernon, there is a single metal piece that sits right in the middle of the underside of the board which pulls out to put it up - it has 5 or 6 positions built into it so you can put the board up at the height that is best for you. When the board is up, all you do is pull it forward to 'release' it, and then apply a little pressure to get the board to 'collapse' into a flat platform so you can store it in a closet or wherever. Hope this helps. If not, ask a neighbor lady.
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Its kinda hard because the racket is heavy, but if ya lay racket net on your shoe flys land and die. Sounds weird but works
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Hi,Our apologies for the later reply. We thought our of our colleagues replied to this email last week and just noticed it was never answered.We just opened up another one of these badminton kits and it only comes with 2 pegs.Best regards,RacquetGuys