This is a sturdy product and easy to take apart and move around. We are very happy with this product.

Very study frame. Easy to assemble but once it's all together it does need a helping hand to move it around. Looks very professional.

The net is very easy to put together. The oval poles ensure the stand is straight. I have friends who have nets with round poles and making sure the net is straight on their is more difficult. When I show up to play the net of choice with my friends is this one. The only complaints I have are the net and poles in the carrying case is very heavy and it would have been helpful if their were instructions on putting everything into the carrying bag. I have figured out how to pack up the bag so everything easily fits in without getting tangled. The weight of the unit may be heavy but that is due to the construction of the poles which are much sturdier than other sets. I would highly recommend this set to others.

I have loved this net for its portability and its durability. It is solid. It is user-friendly to put up and take down.Definitely an excellent product.

I am enjoy using this product.

Sturdy design, easy setup, only used once so far but very impressed

Easy and fast to set up and pack up.

Our pickle ball net was easy to assemble and disassemble, it appears to be sturdy as well.

Overall good product

Very well constructed -- solid. Seems like it will last for years and years. Easy to assemble; takes a couple of minutes. I like the fact that the bottom of the net is high enough to allow the ball to roll under; speeds play time. The center support is about 2 inches wide and is covered in white cloth; gives the appearance of a net center divide tape. The button that holds the center post pieces together did not quite fit. It was off by less than a millimeter. An easy fix with a hand-held grinding tool.

This net is labeled with numbers so its easy to assemble each time we use it, which is several times a week.We have used this net 3x so far (in 3 days, we are desperate to get outside, even in 37 degrees). Fun to get outside and not be close to others during this virus contagion.Only problem, when we first put it together there was a drip of paint inside one tube making it impossible to slide the frame together. I used a sharp knife and was able to get rid of the paint drip. It did leave a scratch, so hopefully it won't rust in this area.We have been playing in windy days and the net stays put. Last year our other net kept blowing over. Now if the balls would just stay straight in the wind that would be great!I just ordered a second net for our community.