Teloon Solo Tennis Trainer Rebound Ball

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This item does it's job, it's a tether ball system to help you hit a tennis ball, in case you don't have a wall or a partner to hit. The only reason why, I ranked this item lower, is that this is really a difficult item to rank. This might be good, for a beginner to go and smash balls, but for a beginner player that is just starting to get more serious about tennis and want to really work on hitting properly, this might not be the best item for you. First, the bungie cord on the ball will cause a very inconsistent and somewhat random bounce. Sometimes it'll cause the ball to kick and actually speed up throwing off your timing. If you're working on pure reaction then maybe this somewhat unexpected ball behavior can help you with reaction time. Second, you have to hit deep for the ball to bounce back properly. This is why I say it's good for a beginner that wants to just smash balls. Keep in mind that the harder you hit, the quicker the ball will come back due to the bungie cord rubberbanding the ball back at you. With that being said, if you already have a proper swing and you can understand and control your hits, you might be able to utilize this item a little more properly. I'm not a pro at tennis, but I feel like this item might actually encourage bad hitting habits more than help, but again, better than nothing (no wall, no partner). I stopped using this item, but maybe with time and wear on the bungie cord, I'm not sure if the rebound will be come softer and smoother.

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.

This is a tool to help you learn how to hit the tennis ball. Once you have mastered that it is kind of pointless. Yes, you don't have to chase the ball but it is just for hitting. The ball will not bounce back to you so you can hit it again. So you just hit it, drag the ball back and hit it again. We used it when my daughter first wanted to learn how to play tennis. Once she got the hang of it we donated it because we didn't need it anymore. I would say that unless you are teaching young kids to play just go to a tennis court.

My kids love this! It's great for tennis or pickle ball practice and really seems to hold up quite well!

We got this for my 13-year-old for his birthday. He plays with it once or twice a day to practice his tennis. Within a week of playing with it, both of the trainer balls have broken off the string. It worked fine until the balls broke. I don’t think my son hits them that hard so I don’t know why they break so easily. I would not recommend getting this unless you plan on frequently buying more training balls.

I freaking love this thing! I’ve only played tennis as a hobby. As I’ve gotten older (55) I really do not like chasing a ball around. This product takes the frustration out of playing against someone with lesser skills and having to chase around the ball instead of hitting it over and over and over! I use the rebounder every day the weather cooperates. It’s so fun. I’m also learning how to use my non-dominant hand. I couldn’t do this with a tennis partner. I completely recommend this. You don’t have to play pickle ball when you have a tennis rebounder!!

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