What is the difference between this and the Champions Sports "Tournament Power 3mm" net? Which is better for pole/crank systems found in school gyms?
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I'm not sure, it may be the actual heigth and length, I remember looking at another model and it was the same length but too short
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I used an old teacher ball pole. You know the ones in a tire with cement. Worked great.
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I have 3 of these InStep baskets and they serve me very well, granted I am a novice disc thrower. I have had them blow over in extreme winds twice in the last 2 years. I have 1 innova which was twice the price, or in other words you can buy two of the InStep's for the price of 1 innova. The innova is built a little sturdier and seems to me to be more of regulation size than the InStep. The Innova has 18 chains compared to the InStep's 14. If quality is #1 priorty I would reccomend the Innova. If you have a limited budget like me I might reccomend the InStep.
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I don't know the technical answer. However, the net support poles are very strong and light weight. They are also color coded for easy assembly and disassembly. Great net all around. Top of the line product.
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I used the one that kinda came with it. It's the pole and netting.....works well!
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I have bought a couple of these and like them ==> JED Pool Tools 50-560-16 Professional Deluxe Anodized Telescopic Pole, 16-Feet I will tell you this net can hold more than any hollow aluminum pole can handle. That doesn't change my opinion about either product but rather a cautionary word of advice to not overfill the net.
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A loose net absorbs the shock better and kills the ball speed. I prefer the net that way. I also think the net will last longer.
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Yes because it's narrower which gives it a little more spring. It's best used as a protective net for pitching and drills. If using for soft toss, the BowNet Soft toss net is a better choice (wider and less spring with BowNet Big Mouth and the Jugs Travel and Instant screens working best if you want to deaden and collect balls for soft toss
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Looks like they are different material. I am not sure which one is stronger but stronger is better unless you want more flexible. My dog used it for off lead and recall training and dragged it around so a stronger one wasn't really necessary. If your dog is large then best to go heavier duty.
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You'll see product descriptions for each at TennisWarehouse.com. The 4 is lighter and has a larger head, so it's better for the less experienced, developing player who needs additional help generating power. http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Headracquets.html
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I to had a hanging problem, net did not look like pic. Thought it should be back into hitting area. I use plastic ties, three of them taking several holes of the net into it each and tie to pole going through the green holes, or also the back rib. Behind the Callaway hanging sign. Put one at top, middle and bottom, allow some sag. The sag is what stops the ball, and prevents you from tearing up the net! Glenn
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I, too, have the same question as Joshia -- is it just one 25-pound adjustable dumbbell or or a 50-pound set of two? The price of $83.99 is unbeatable for a set. I thought about getting the powerblock sport 2.4 but it is too pricey. If I order it via Amazon, I WILL get a pair, right?
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We bought the net and used it on an old post that still has the crank style mechanism. The poles are about 30 years old. We did not have any problems.
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It doesn't fit on the telephone poles... You have to use this net to one of these poles like in the picture (http://innovativeathletic.com/assvx1000.html) it is mostly used inside the school gym...
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It's a very poorly constructed mono net. You are much better off with a Betts. You will pay a bit more but the quality difference is huge
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The net has enough flex that it absorbs the energy of the ball.. I believe it comes with stakes too, but I have never used them. This is not going to give you fast bounce backs like other types of devices do, it will be a slow roller back towards the pitcher.
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Indoor competitive Badminton net poles are generally made of case hardened steel. Others are sometimes made of plastic and various types of less durable materials, even wood and painted over or dipped.Now, the only Pickleball net poles I've seen for indoor and outdoor use are metal and generally one shade of green or another. I've heard there are some made of heavy plastic but I've not seen those.Hope this answers your question. Have fun and play hard.