TekkPro Edition Soccer Trainer Rebounder (Used by Professional Teams)

Bought in 2018. Still being used by the kids in 2025. Need to replace the bungies this year. Net is still perfect. Never used the 2nd net included yet.Highly recommended. Easy to pull around. No major rust spots. Paint still looks good and it's been outside in the harsh upper midwest for 7 years.

We’ve had this for 8 years and is still going strong. It has some minor rust (we live in PacNW), and I just put it away today for the winter. But 4 kids have grown up in it and honed their skills using it. I’ve replaced the elastic straps as some finally started to break, but that was at year 7. Very durable, and while it isn’t nearly as inexpensive as the first one we bought, this one had lasted and lasted.

I wish I had this when I was growing up. I would have been a better athlete and broken less windows. We got this for our son and daughter (7 and 4) in Nov 2013 who are very into soccer, baseball, and lacrosse. We keep it in our fenced in back yard and occasionally carry it out to the common area behind the house for more space. For about a year it did not get used as much as I expected. Mostly my kids shoot on the soccer and lax goals we have in the back yard instead. What made a huge difference was setting it up in the basement this December. Since, at times, it is too cold to be outside we (I'm a big user of it) use it more now. I warm up my "pitching arm" by throwing the tennis ball (no baseball since we are inside), switch over to lacrosse, then basketball pass, and then practice trapping with a soccer ball. At this point I may keep it in the basement year round and only set the goals up outside.Note: most sports will use the bounce back in a tilted back (front side) position. However, it is better to play soccer on the tilted down (back side). Otherwise the soccer ball hits the base bar and rolls up instead of bouncing back.Cons:1. getting the net connected to the hooks is a real SOB. The tension gets so strong that we needed two people...one with gloves as to not amputate a finger and one with pliers to pull the net. I plan to never undo it.2. too heavy for one person to carry by themselves unless the are an adult male (or strong female)3. having left it outside for a year the orange TEKK logos have almost completely faded off4. it does not appear that I can buy any sort of target for it?The positives greatly outweigh the negatives. I'd buy it again. I got it for $230.

The media could not be loaded. Both my boys play competitive soccer. One of them is a goalie the other one is a winger.This was a great purchase that benefits both of them greatly. Truly recommend.

This is an amazing product and incredibly useful as a soccer rebounder that can return passes on the ground or in the air. The net is under high tension and the ball comes back with some nice pace. We also use for baseball which is an added bonus. This is not a small product but the legs can fold up so you can more easily store it. We love the size of the net...having tried smaller rebound boards and cheaper rebounding nets we can easily say the bigger target and added heft to this product make it far more enjoyable to use. Ours is on turf and we didn't use the spikes to secure the net and haven't had any issues with the unit moving around.Setup took about 30 minutes and can be done with 1 person. The paper instructions are sufficient but definitely require a bit of patience to read through first. The included tool/hook to pull the net makes the process very easy (you can choose not to use it...which I did at first....and then realized I was working way too hard).Ours came with the rebounder net and the target/rebounder net. There weren't any comments about this in the description so we might have scored.

This is the most versatile, durable rebounder that I've found. The pictures don't do it justice - every aspect of the rebounder is quality, from the net to the bunges that hold it in place, to the super-durable frame around it. This isn't one of those cheapies that you see for $50 that doesn't really adjust and has only a few bunges and a flimsy frame around it. It is built to last.OK, here are some more specific comments:Assembly - for me, this was a bit tough. The directions are clear and simple, and with 2 adults, this might be doable in no time, but I had little help. After some frustrations trying to stretch the bungies to the net, I came up with the idea of using the handle of a hoe and just stepping down on it, then looping the bungee through. That worked like a charm, and the net assembled in no time.Performance - the net is VERY taut when assembled. So taut that a ball shot into the rebounder will come flying back at a pace that will surprise some people. But that takes only a little adjustment, and that speed is invaluable for practicing (soccer). The rebounder adjusts to various positions easily, to send balls up in the air at different angles or straight back, and it is well-enough built that the adjustments do not affect performance. The performance could not be better, in my opinion.Price - this is the only reason I'm giving the rebounder 4 stars. It's a bit pricey. To me, that's well worth it - my son is constantly using this thing, and my daughter likes it, too. But at $250, it's an investment.In all, I think this is a great purchase for anyone who knows that it will be used regularly, but I would recommend determining how much interest there is in using it prior to purchase.

My 10 year old barely used this item. It ripped after only a few times using it. I don’t recommend getting this for your kid as it most likely won’t last. It was pretty cool when it didn’t have a rip in the netting. It was a great rebound tool to work with.