TRINKA Pickleball Court Marking Kit, Temporary Pickleball Court Lines Markers with 2 Tape, Official Size Pickleball Lines Portable Marking Set for Outdoor Indoor Gym Pickleball Tennis (Orange-Yellow)

Super easy to set up. No floor tape, no chalk, no corners without sidelines! Of course, the ball “dies” when it hits the line since it’s cloth, but for casual games and friendly competition, it’s totally worth it!

We used these on a gym floor and they really don’t stay down that well- they actually were a tripping hazard. Not to bad with ease of putting them down- you just had to kind of untangle them but it was too bad. Overall would t recommend-

Easy setup for outlining a pickleball court on pavement in a cul-de-sac. Recommend 1-3 people and some small weights (we used 5 lb plate weights) to secure the corners. Once you got the template laid out it’s easy to run along the side with chalk. The more we set it up the faster and easier it became. Great purchase for our street court.

The markers are made of durable nylon and are easy to set up. They're also brightly colored, so they're easy to see even in low light conditions. Tape helps quickly secure court lines, and the carrying bag makes it easy to transport the kit.I've used the kit several times now, and I've been very impressed with it. It's easy to use, and it makes setting up a pickleball court a breeze. I would definitely recommend this kit to anyone who wants to play pickleball anywhere, anytime.

Great idea just doesn’t work! Tape is useless and lines blow away with too much ease

These temporary pickleball court lines markers in orange-yellow are official size and perfect for outdoor and indoor play. The set includes 2 tapes, making it a portable and convenient solution for creating the ultimate pickleball court experience!

We are trying to use this court lining kit for outdoor use in a windy climate, co our experience wasn't that satisfactory. Though heavy weight, the lines easily blew up and out of place, and it was easy to move the lines with normal steps by players unless additional tape was used in several spots along the line. A great idea, not too hard to set up, yet didn't work for our purposes. Well made bright court tape was a better solution in our case.

These lines are high quality nylon and measure out to a standard pickleball court perfectly. The first time setting up, was a bit challenging. It took about 10 minutes for 2 of us. I was hoping it would take less than 5 minutes. The biggest issue was getting the twists out of the lines to get them to lay flat. I think this will resolve itself as I learn how best to pack and unpack the lines. It would also go much better with 4 people where each person grabs a corner. After laying out the lines, you need to tape them in place. I didn't tape all the areas recommended by the manufacturer because the tape was quite difficult to manage. It is very sticky, but it kept tearing when trying to use it which was very frustrating. You can see from the picture that the lines moved a bit when they got stepped on. For the level we are playing at, this isn't an issue. Even though the lines did move when stepped on, nobody tripped or fell as a result of that and we never noticed an odd bounce when the ball hit the line. Overall, if you have a place where you can play pickleball, but can't set up permanent lines, this product should suit your needs. Just expect a bit of a learning curve setting it up.