We bought this for our granddaughter who started playing tennis a year ago. She wanted to practice more often without having to wait to go to the tennis court or for someone to be available to play with her. My daughter researched tennis ideas and found this product online. We bought it for our granddaughter’s birthday and she was so excited that she called us and told us she absolutely loved it and face-timed us to show us how great it worked. The anchor is a plastic bottle you fill with water and the ball is attached to it with an elastic cord that returns the ball with each hit. It’s a quality product that offers my granddaughter hours of practice while building her confidence with better serves and anticipating each return of the ball. We would highly recommend this product for anyone wanting to build their skills in playing tennis.

My daughter made it onto the JV Tennis team her freshman year but didn't have much experience. We bought this for her so she would have something to help hone her skills and improve her hand/eye coordination. It takes a little bit of time to get used to but once you do, it is a life-changer. You have to be able to hit the ball hard enough to pull on the string or else it just dies on the way back to you. If you hit it hard enough it will come back at you like you're playing against another person. She's made huge strides in improving her skills and the use of this little tool at home has made a pretty big difference.

I have used these to improve my game for many, many years. I highly recommend if you have never used one before. The balls will come back to you faster than if you were playing with another human, so in my opinion, you work harder with this and improve your game. I recommend really paying attention to how high you are hitting it to simulate the net, and use this to focus your aim. I am a High School Varsity Tennis Coach and will be making sure each of my team members know this is an option!

I like the fact that I can practice tennis without a partner whenever I want. I don't have to chase balls. A couple of caveats. It didn't come with instructions so I had to learn where to place it to get good tension on the string. The box said to fill it with water, but there must have been a leak somewhere and the water drained out overnight. Instead, I went to a hardware store and filled it up with sand. Now it works pretty well.

My kids use this frequently so they don't have to chase the ball. When the base is full of water it does not shift- even with them hitting their hardest. I do not know if it would move if an adult was hitting at their max power. The elastic did detach after several days of avid play. I retied it through the loop, and the tension has caused it to remain tightly on. So we are overall satisfied with it.

The tennis court hours in our subdivision closes just when the temperature of the day is the best to play outdoors so the rebounder enables us to play conveniently at our house in the shade as the sun goes down (in the cool of the day). No balls going over the fence. If space allows, you can play indoors (in the a/c).

My son likes to play tennis in the driveway, this adds a whole new element. Fun to play, balls seem good but not sure how long they’ll last (wish it had 6). Already had a few hours of practice. Two tennis players (like doubles on same side) is super entertaining as well!

As a tennis coach and a parent, I think this is one of the best beginner tools for young players. It promotes independence, timing, and repetition, all without needing court time or another player. Plus, it’s just a fun way to bond and share in their learning.

The whole unit is very portable, we’ve taken it camping and on vacation. My daughter played with it on the deck for hours, and it helped her stay active even in small spaces. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a screen free way to burn energy.

This tennis trainer is surprisingly durable and has held up to quite a bit of use. We’ve used it on pavement and grass, and it works well on both. It’s great for helping my daughter build confidence in her strokes without the pressure of a match.