QUICKPLAY TEKKERS Football Rebounder– Ultra-Portable Kickback Football Rebounder & Integrated Weighted Base to Train on Any Surface Available in Two Sizes

I first played with the exact brand of rebounder in my step sister's garden.It was her 16 year old son's and I thought it was really good.I liked the way it rebounds the football back to you so you can then either shoot it straight back or control it and then shoot it back.It seemed well made and sturdy and stays in place so I decided to get one for my great nephew for his birthday.He already has a goal with a net so I thought every now and then he could shoot the ball from the rebounder into the net as well.Great for improving your control and accuracy and you don't need anyone else to play with.He is very happy with it and I would have loved one of these when I was a kid.

Easy to build, sturdy, looks the part too

My football mad sons (aged 7 and almost 10) kept asking for a rebound net. I kept reading such terrible reviews on the ones they wanted. Eventually I came across this one. It's smaller then I expected but that's a good thing as I thought it was huge. We have it on artificial grass so don't Peg it down and have no problems with it falling over or anything. Does exactly as it should do. Couldn't be happier with it and highly recommend

I bought this for my 8 year old son. I love it as much as he does!Really bounces the ball back very well.Already after a few days I can see his skills improve.Also great that you can use both sides, to practice different things.I normally don't leave reviews.I would recommend this to everyone. Absolute winner!

Strong and robust. Very well designed, doesn't really need to be pegged down it rocks back and remains in the same position.

Good quality net. Works well

My son uses this for practice in the garden and improving his first touch, decent quality but of kit and it packs away well for transporting.

Not too bad to set up, does what it says and shows you in the video, kids still want me in the garden kicking the ball to them though!!*tip = when you put the pegs in the ground, do it a 45 degree angle, you’ll find the net doesn’t pull them up nearly as much