Looks awesome! One downside for me with this net would be that for transporting, you would have to leave the legs on the rim if you don't want to disassemble the rim completely, otherwise you would have five leg pieces that you have to make sure you don't lose. With the Spikeball set, the legs just fold in, so it takes up a bit less space in a car trunk, but you can still set it up quickly without needing to bring the bag along. Have you thought about this? Or maybe me and my friends are weird, and most people just disassemble the net every time.
Think about a portable basketball hoop, sure you can drag them around a little easier but it's so much better playing on a permanent hoop. It does take an extra step, but it comes with a bag to carry them in. You bring a bag to carry balls in already, so not much different than that. The steps you take to have a more quality product!
Yo! The net is looking great!!! Can’t wait for them to ship out
Spike on!
Thank you! We can't wait to get them into everyone's hands either!
Looks awesome!
One downside for me with this net would be that for transporting, you would have to leave the legs on the rim if you don't want to disassemble the rim completely, otherwise you would have five leg pieces that you have to make sure you don't lose. With the Spikeball set, the legs just fold in, so it takes up a bit less space in a car trunk, but you can still set it up quickly without needing to bring the bag along. Have you thought about this? Or maybe me and my friends are weird, and most people just disassemble the net every time.
Think about a portable basketball hoop, sure you can drag them around a little easier but it's so much better playing on a permanent hoop.
It does take an extra step, but it comes with a bag to carry them in. You bring a bag to carry balls in already, so not much different than that. The steps you take to have a more quality product!
Will this set be allowed to be played on in standard roundnet tournaments or will there have to be specific Premier Spike tournaments?
Yes it meets the size standards of USA Roundnet and the Int'l Roundnet Federation for tournaments!
@@PremierSpike oh nice, so I could bring this to a tournament and they would play with it?
@@JC-hi1ol I mean that's up to the tournament host, but there's not any good reason not to since it's just an upgrade from Spikeball nets