TOBWOLF Volleyball Spike Trainer, Solo Serve Trainer Volleyball Attack Trainer, Volleyball Training Aids Volleyball Spike Training System Improves Serving, Jumping, Arm Swing Mechanics & Spiking Power

Helped out team greatly

I love the ease of this training hitter but the clip broke first hit. I have lots of carabiners from camping so I switched it out with a heavy duty one.The concept is great but the durability is questionable.

Bought this for my daughter and she’s never used it. Go figure.

I should have listened to the other reviews. To put it nicely, this is a hunk of junk! First of all, it came in a clear plastic bag - no tags, no instructions, no box to even indicate what it was. The recipient had no idea- I had to try to explain what it was for. Upon the first use, a clip broke. The ball falls out as indicated by other buyers. It’s useless and was an embarrassing gift! So I will be returning it as soon as I can get it back from the recipient. A 1 star rating is actually too high! I’m not sure how Amazon lets this continue to be offered through their website.

I got this for my 11 year old daughter to practice her serving without having to have extra people there to catch the ball. First hit, the carabiner broke. So we replaced that with a stronger carabiner. Second hit, the strap holding the ball came undone and made the ball fly across the driveway. Went and got another carabiner and attached it to the d ring, and the metal belt piece on the strap. Only time will tell how well it holds up to repetitive blunt force hits. At least it cost under $15, or else I would be sending it back.

Fue un regalo para mi hija y ella está feliz porque puede practicar su servicio sola. Se engancha muy fácil un aro de basket y ya. El producto está bien construido con materiales de calidad. Muy satisfecho.

I was hesitant to purchase this based on the reviews that this started coming apart not along after use. And they wasn't lying. During our first time use, after a couple hits, the straps that connects the ball to the bungee thingy kept coming undone. And when I went to redo it, I noticed the stitching that was holding the D ring in was coming undone. And she had literally only gotten about four hits in at this point. I found a solution to keep the straps from slipping out. It was like an old school belt, after slipping the strap through one end, I send it back through the other end.Then the D ring comes out on the next hit. I just simply sewn that back to together and reinforced it.Not durable, but can be altered so that it is.

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