how do you put on the net
1718977
My son put his together after finding a You Tube video. Takes time and patience. I agree, the zip ties helped a lot.
1718978
I counted out the center top of the net and used a zip tie dead center. I then zip tied both top corners, the rear, and then the bottom corners. The net fits perfect so you just need to center it. My tag is in the top left if that helps. I looped the net every other square except for the corners where I did every square for 5 rows for extra strength. This is a great net!
1718979
As I noted in my original review it wasn't easy. I'm pretty handy so I was able to figure out a method that has since held the course of a year and thousands of shots. Excellent product still! Since the time I figured things out this you tube video came along that is very helpful and should take out some of the mystery (wish I thought of the twist-ties at the time... that's a tremendous help!). Head over to your local HS and if they still have their goals out and about that should also be a good source. Here is the link: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s0KTiN2SraI&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Ds0KTiN2SraI - hope this helps! And yes, I would buy this product again! As I noted in my original review it wasn't easy. I'm pretty handy so I was able to figure out a method that has since held the course of a year and thousands of shots. Excellent product still! Since the time I figured things out this you tube video came along that is very helpful and should take out some of the mystery (wish I thought of the twist-ties at the time... that's a tremendous help!). Head over to your local HS and if they still have their goals out and about that should also be a good source. Here is the link:... » Read More As I noted in my original review it wasn't easy. I'm pretty handy so I was able to figure out a method that has since held the course of a year and thousands of shots. Excellent product still! Since the time I figured things out this you tube video came along that is very helpful and should take out some of the mystery (wish I thought of the twist-ties at the time... that's a tremendous help!). Head over to your local HS and if they still have their goals out and about that should also be a good source. Here is the link: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s0KTiN2SraI&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Ds0KTiN2SraI - hope this helps! And yes, I would buy this product again! « Show Less
1718980
As I noted in my original review it wasn't easy. I'm pretty handy so I was able to figure out a method that has since held the course of a year and thousands of shots. Excellent product still! Since the time I figured things out this you tube video came along that is very helpful and should take out some of the mystery (wish I thought of the twist-ties at the time... that's a tremendous help!). Head over to your local HS and if they still have their goals out and about that should also be a good source. Here is the link: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s0KTiN2SraI&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Ds0KTiN2SraI - hope this helps! And yes, I would buy this product again!
1718981
It comes with lacing string- and you simply wrap the cord through every few holes in the net and concurrently around the thin metal rod welded on to the side and top bar. Easy but time consuming. Works well however.
1718982
It takes a little time and patience, but you just loop and tie it on. You can always use zip ties to secure the net to the metal goal too!
944832
They give you ropes so I just tied them really tight to the blue base and it was fine. The net is just really long so I had to wrap it around one of the poles. Just be neat and it won't tangle. Very fun for the summer. :)
1798507
no instructions that I recall. I set mine up on 4X4's with a tire and concrete base. found out due to the weight of the net that I need to add some tie-downs on the back side of the poles. Net is heavy and stretching it does not help. I ended up donating mine to a local charity and getting a lighter weight one for our one time a year use.
854657
there are 2 holes at the tip of the opposite poles and all you need is to insert the net assembly. The net assembly that you have to separately but has a plastic inverted Y and this will go into the 2 holes of the pole. Quite simple .
1676672
Pop off the top cap on the post and feed the end of the net down the slot in the post. White edge of net at top.
949609
my son says if you put the net on the outside you can take it apart pretty easily. We wove the net in through the poles and leave it in the yard. Not the most portable net if you want to use it for practices at different locations....
1052295
We bought it for a spare. We have never taken it out of the bag. Jave you contacted the maker of the net? They should be able to tell you how to do it. If that is impossible, try an internet search with the kind and brand of the net, and ask how to hang it. Usually there will be others who had the same problem, along with answers. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
1666965
Talk to your net work provider. They should be able to help walk you through it
1600771
There are loops on the net connect to the hooks inside the trunk. The net is very well designed.
267556
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854656
Am not sure. Mine just snapped in to the net handle. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1774268
We need more data. Where are you setting up the net? What kind of poles are you using?
1049214
Never tried it. But I would think so. You would have to experiment with distance and speed to deal with the net.
401859
I haven't had any trouble with the net. Not sure what others were complaining about. We love this trampoline and highly recommend it.
2141112
Yes you can and its simple. If you have internet look it up and it will tell you how as I dont remember the exact steps.
1735400
No, does not work, was a waste of money. Ones with the multiple layers, a net type works well though.
686007
No. You can get it tight enough to play. However, you have to be creative when it comes to tightening net. There isn't a hook to wrap around on. You have to pull around pole at the top to get it tight enough.