Do you get good rebound or do you have to make the rebound happen yourself.
782426
Dear Ivan, in air-drumming, you can get rebound off the palm of your hand by using a relaxed German grip (palms facing somewhat down). The rebound happens because the butt of the drumstick bounces on the fleshy part of your palm. This enables you to drum as fast as on a real drum. We explain this in a video we made about rebound. Unfortunately, it is not possible for me to place an internet link here. I encourage you to search youtube for "Aerodrums" and "rebound".
782427
No, no rebound at all ("air" drums) but they have a video on their website on how you can simulate rebound. They are still tons of fun! Just think of them as a different instrument.
782428
Well, Ivan you're playing "air drums," so there really isn't any rebound since you are looking at the monitor and hitting a imaginary drum head. That being said, you can simulate rebound by using the palm of your hands. Go to their website for more information on how to simulate the rebound technique.
782429
You can use the rebound of the back of the stick on the palm of your hand; however, there is certainly not as much rebound as a hitting a drum. Its very easy to play.
1110513
I believe it would help, although you still will be able to bounce your foot if you really try!
1247790
Depend on how you're going to use it. Kids? Adults? Daily? Every once in a while? 10 minute sessions? 30 minute sessions? The more use, the more you need a sturdier model. I bought this one to replace the one that we had bought 15 yrs ago that had begun to wear where the fabric attached to the clips that hold it to the frame. Ours ReboundAir Standard that we have now is used by 2 adults who weigh 160-175 lbs each. Used by at least one of us daily. Still looks & as good as it did when we took it out of the box 2 yrs ago; feels like it has the same amount of bounce, too. From what I can tell at this point, it looks as if it will perform as well as the previous one did. Depend on how you're going to use it. Kids? Adults? Daily? Every once in a while? 10 minute sessions? 30 minute sessions? The more use, the more you need a sturdier model. I bought this one to replace the one that we had bought 15 yrs ago that had begun to wear where the fabric attached to the clips that hold it to the frame. Ours ReboundAir Standard that we have now is used by 2 adults who weigh 160-175 lbs each. Used by at least one of us daily. Still looks & as good as it did when we took it out of the box 2 yrs ago; feels like it has the same amount of bounce, too. From what I can tell... » Read More Depend on how you're going to use it. Kids? Adults? Daily? Every once in a while? 10 minute sessions? 30 minute sessions? The more use, the more you need a sturdier model. I bought this one to replace the one that we had bought 15 yrs ago that had begun to wear where the fabric attached to the clips that hold it to the frame. Ours ReboundAir Standard that we have now is used by 2 adults who weigh 160-175 lbs each. Used by at least one of us daily. Still looks & as good as it did when we took it out of the box 2 yrs ago; feels like it has the same amount of bounce, too. From what I can tell at this point, it looks as if it will perform as well as the previous one did. « Show Less
965875
If you can continue to shoot in the same spot, it will go through, but I have had it stick or bounce off most of the time.
651768
I would say "just right." It feels the most like a big trampoline of the small ones I've tried. I've had my rebounder for about two years and still use it all the time. I love it.
474102
Fairly well as long as you use a real ball. There is a limit to how well it shows a fade or a draw. It will show a fairly good baby fade like the one I play. But if you really try to make it cut, it can show a massive hook or slice.
1486621
I went to the Rebound Air website... reboundair.com. Then go to "Purchase", which is one of the tabs in the upper right corner of the site. Hope that helps.
1381983
You are right -- there is only one pin placement. To get different types of rebounds, you throw at different locations -- bottom for low liners, middle for popups, outside for change of direction.
532858
No. This product won't rebound. The net is slack and effectively stops the ball. It also breaks the fiber glass tension rods after only a few hours of use. I love the concept, but the product is flawed.
483815
Yes, just turn the outside ring around the ball about half a turn and out it comes!
1084165
It can but you either have to have someone else do it (awkward), or try and maneuver it yourself. I admit, I have tried it and its difficult but not totally impossible.
481819
This does not have that feature. There are targets available that go over rebounders, however the targets that fit in a goal are better training aids for shooting in my opinion. You can always mark targets on a rebounder with tape if need be.
1350053
No, you can adjust the rebound but minimally. The forks are one of the downfalls of the overdrive, not bad but quite heavy and not much control over their feel.
150124
You'll need to ask someone else... I have to try and try and try before I get it to happen and then I don't know how I did it!!
1546494
Ha ha...yes you can hang on this sucker after your dunk. I think we put 9 bags of cement to put this in the ground and ares isn't going anywhere. We love this hoop. Good buy.
1666804
It does bounce, I don't know how well it would work for basketball but soccer would work.
679344
it is up to you and how you practice reloading. Either is correct. It depends on what works for you!