Home Court 2-Inch Non-Adjustable 8-Meter Sand Court Line - M819NAS

Took me three tries to get some good doubles sand lines and this was finally the right setup. The other ones sounded like a good idea because they were adjustable. On those ones, I had to measure and adjust right out of the box. They had now winding reel and the buckles broke. These ones however, are right out of the box fit to doubles size. Buckles seem to be tough so far. If you play fours, just use the doubles court, makes it kind of fun. If you play 6's, well, probably won't work for that. Anyway, this is what you are looking for if you play doubles beach and need quick, clean, wide, lines.

These lines are simply great. I use them to play my former beach volleyball team. The material is strong and feels very durable. It is easy to set up and you can coil the lines to keep them nice and neat.

I’m really happy with my purchase. This volleyball net is a very quick set up. The first time it took me 20 minutes but after that only 10 minutes by myself setting it up. It’s great to have I can bring it to the park invite friends along and we have and official size volleyball net. I’ve use this a lot since coronavirus started. I use it in my backyard with my teenagers. It’s great to be able to have exercise during this time when all gyms are closed. I’d like that It comes with ropes to mark off the quart size. It’s also great the way it’s packed up in the carry case.

I got the lines and they look great. on the weekend I will try and give updates. but I was upset that I did not receive the bag that was in the product picture. I wrote to the seller - I'm waiting for an answer! so while 3 stars. hopefully change to 5 if i get the bag

Works great, no complaints. I do prefer plastic discs to bury versus tent stakes, but not a deal breaker.

These work great for what we need them to do - to convert an already established 4-person court to a 2-person court. Fortunately that means we don't have to use the flimsy plastic stakes, as the 4-person courts we use already have cement stakes set in. I can imagine the plastic stakes make not hold up so well in sand on their own, but haven't tested that myself. Very easy to set up and breakdown, and tucks perfectly into a duffle bag. So far they seem to hold up well in wet sand and sun, so would definitely recommend!

Easy to set up, great visibility, the plastic stakes actually are pretty good in sand... to hold the lines only you don't need much grip.They might be too big for grass, but I've never play on grass so I wouldn't knowNot cheap but worth the money.4 stars because mine didn't show with the bag, and they are bulky....

Super visible in even the deepest of sand. They come in two pieces a length for each side of the court and connect on either side of the net. My go to lines when I'm hitting the public sand courts.