Jay, thanks for the killer video! We’re so glad you are loving the SnapSports addition to your already impressive gym set-up. As for pickleball-we hear you and have actually developed a patented surface (PickleGrip) for pickleball enthusiasts. Thanks again for sharing your feedback!
I noticed you have a pickleball net in the background, I’m putting up a 80x60 pole barn and was looking for options on floors and came across your video. How has the flooring been for pickleball bounces? I plan to use the other times for things like volleyball, basketball, futsal and so it looks like a decent option. I just didn’t like those super bouncy tiles and yours looks much smoother than those so figured I’d get your honest opinion on it.
@@varsitydollars I made a comment about this at the end of the video. Snapsports makes different tiles. The tile I have is not made for pickleball. It absorbs all the energy from a pickle ball or really any balls that are not air pressurized. They do however make a flooring that is made to do all activities but that flooring is not as forgiving on the joints as the tile I chose.
Wow!! Looks amazing. I just took on a role to do gym operations. How do you clean the gym flooring? Also, I need to create a mini wall Pro Shop. I have 2 locations by the desk or by the front door. Any suggestions?
We have a wet dry vacuum that sweeps and mops at the same time but wouldn’t be good for a large space. It barely works here for the amount of space we have. It’s by Tineco. I’d put the pro shop by the desk to make easier transitions and to prevent theft.
You’re welcome! The black has more noticeable scuffs than the silver maple. Overall it still looks really good and doesn’t have anywhere near a “worn” look yet.
Have you had any shifting or buckling of the floor? doesn't appear that there is floating space left against the walls. We are considering this product for a multi court facility, from other comments, sounds like you are pleased with it not being slippery?
There hasn’t been any shifting in placement or tiles that have buckled. There is enough space all around for the tiles to move a little to make the floor feel softer without large shifting in a step. Yes it is slick in that if you have knee pads on you can still slide when playing volleyball but grippy enough to where you don’t slip at all with shoes. Obviously if there is water you don’t want that on any floor but we haven’t had slipping issues
A well finished wood floor is definitely more sticky/tacky than this flooring. With that said, we have never had slipping issues or loss of grip in general on the floor. As long as you keep it dry if moisture gets on it, there isn’t a problem. This flooring is used in a lot of AAU tournaments and college volleyball tournaments that I’ve watched, so it holds up to that standard minimum
This specific tile really absorbs the bounce of a traditional pickle ball. We use an oversized and squishier tennis ball to crate the closest feel of a pickle ball that we could. Snapsports does make a court tile specifically for pickleball and will still absorb enough shock for long play hours
@@srt4turbo1 for half-court it is plenty high. I think the minimum you can use is 16ft but 19 should be great. I’ve never come close to hitting the ceiling on normal arcing shots. Volleyball it works well enough but the sky is the limit with volleyball.
Thank you again for the reply! You think for full court 19' would be a bit low though? Not sure what I plan on going with yet (depending on if I can afford it!) As long as 19' is good half-court i'm less stressed for now. lol thanks again @@jaycruz.threefold
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Jay, this video helps so much. I honestly can't thank you enough. You're the man, Bro!
Glad I could be of service!!!
Jay, thanks for the killer video! We’re so glad you are loving the SnapSports addition to your already impressive gym set-up. As for pickleball-we hear you and have actually developed a patented surface (PickleGrip) for pickleball enthusiasts. Thanks again for sharing your feedback!
One of the best things I purchased for my gym! Awesome that you guys are always improving on an already amazing product.
Called you guys 3 times, sent multiple emails and no response..
This is so cool 🔥 Can you please do a video on your weight room floor 🙏
Thank you! I believe I could do that
I noticed you have a pickleball net in the background, I’m putting up a 80x60 pole barn and was looking for options on floors and came across your video. How has the flooring been for pickleball bounces? I plan to use the other times for things like volleyball, basketball, futsal and so it looks like a decent option. I just didn’t like those super bouncy tiles and yours looks much smoother than those so figured I’d get your honest opinion on it.
@@varsitydollars I made a comment about this at the end of the video. Snapsports makes different tiles. The tile I have is not made for pickleball. It absorbs all the energy from a pickle ball or really any balls that are not air pressurized. They do however make a flooring that is made to do all activities but that flooring is not as forgiving on the joints as the tile I chose.
Wow!! Looks amazing. I just took on a role to do gym operations. How do you clean the gym flooring? Also, I need to create a mini wall Pro Shop. I have 2 locations by the desk or by the front door. Any suggestions?
We have a wet dry vacuum that sweeps and mops at the same time but wouldn’t be good for a large space. It barely works here for the amount of space we have. It’s by Tineco. I’d put the pro shop by the desk to make easier transitions and to prevent theft.
How much did u spend on the flooring?
Thanks for the video. How are the black tiles holding up to scuff marks? We like the black but aren’t sure how it keeps up
You’re welcome! The black has more noticeable scuffs than the silver maple. Overall it still looks really good and doesn’t have anywhere near a “worn” look yet.
Have you had any shifting or buckling of the floor? doesn't appear that there is floating space left against the walls. We are considering this product for a multi court facility, from other comments, sounds like you are pleased with it not being slippery?
There hasn’t been any shifting in placement or tiles that have buckled. There is enough space all around for the tiles to move a little to make the floor feel softer without large shifting in a step. Yes it is slick in that if you have knee pads on you can still slide when playing volleyball but grippy enough to where you don’t slip at all with shoes. Obviously if there is water you don’t want that on any floor but we haven’t had slipping issues
How much would the half court cost if none of the other rooms are there? I don’t need an office or anything like that lol
@@ov02002 I have no idea. I’ve only built it the way it’s currently configured. 🤷♂️
Hey man, also was curious how the traction compares to real wood?? Also, how's the dribbling where the tiles meet, any issue there? Thanks!
A well finished wood floor is definitely more sticky/tacky than this flooring. With that said, we have never had slipping issues or loss of grip in general on the floor. As long as you keep it dry if moisture gets on it, there isn’t a problem. This flooring is used in a lot of AAU tournaments and college volleyball tournaments that I’ve watched, so it holds up to that standard minimum
Perfect thank you! @@jaycruz.threefold
Have you played Pickleball on this court? Curious if the ball bounces ok to play on this style floor?
This specific tile really absorbs the bounce of a traditional pickle ball. We use an oversized and squishier tennis ball to crate the closest feel of a pickle ball that we could. Snapsports does make a court tile specifically for pickleball and will still absorb enough shock for long play hours
Great video, what hoop hoop is that?
It’s a Gared 72” glass backboard with Multi-Directional Breakaway Basketball Rim (4000+). Side fold mount
@@jaycruz.threefold Is that 4' off the wall?
@@ryanstoll3981 yes
how tall are your ceilings?
20ft ceilings
Thanks for the reply! do you think 19' is high enough? I don't think I can get any higher than that. Thanks man, looks AWESOME@@jaycruz.threefold
@@srt4turbo1 for half-court it is plenty high. I think the minimum you can use is 16ft but 19 should be great. I’ve never come close to hitting the ceiling on normal arcing shots. Volleyball it works well enough but the sky is the limit with volleyball.
Thank you again for the reply! You think for full court 19' would be a bit low though? Not sure what I plan on going with yet (depending on if I can afford it!) As long as 19' is good half-court i'm less stressed for now. lol thanks again
@@jaycruz.threefold
@@srt4turbo1 it’s fine for normal shooting maybe up to half court. If you’re going full length shots it’s not high enough.