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Park & Sun BC-WEB A Adjustable Webbing Boundary
Studio : Park & Sun
by Park & Sun
Brand : Park & Sun
Model : BC-WEB A
Publisher : Park & Sun
Availability : Usually ships in 24 hours and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
EAN : 0098703722572
UPC : 098703722572
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 4 reviews)
Our Price : $39.99
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Boundary is designed for your outdoor volleyball net system
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One-inch blue webbing
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Four sand boundary anchors with stretch cord connectors
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Product Description |
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The Park and Sun BC-WEBA Adjustable Volleyball Court Boundary has an adjustable 1" webbing that is adjustable to FIVB standards. It comes complete with corner stake attachments. Features
- Manufacturer: Park and Sun
- Model number: PS-BC-WEB-A
- Skill Level: All Levels
- Boundary: Adjustable 1" webbing boundary.
- Size: 30' x 60'-adjustable to FIVB standards.
- Features: Corner stake attachments
- Manufacturer's suggested retail price 49.99
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Product Description |
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You're ready to play but you're missing one thing: a boundary. The Park and Sun Sports BC-Web Volleyball Webbing Boundary measures one-inch and is designed for your outdoor volleyball net system. This set includes four sand boundary anchors with stretch cord connectors. |
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Won't last in the sun |
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We bought these lines in the spring and they didn't even last the whole summer. By the middle of aug the webbing started breaking apart. You can actually pull the webbing apart with your hands after 4 months of use. Don't buy these. |
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Works well |
This worked well enough for our needs (beach volleyball league). I ordered three sets and a few of the spikes have been broken (best to use a mallot to hammer them in and not your foot). To wrap them up and store them I recommend buying an electrical cord wrap at the hardware store for less than a buck each. It doesn't come with anything like this, like some others do.
One court boundary consists of two lengths of webbing that clip together in the middle (under the net), so it's pretty easy to set up without measuring tape, in my opinion. |
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Poorly Made Boundary |
The boundary isn't made that well. The corner rings that are used to keep the boundary square are split, and when pulling the boundary taught the rings come apart. The boundary itself is ok, with plastic connectors that allow correct sizing, but ideally there should be some markings on the boundary to help with this. You have to break out a long tape measure to help in this regard. Squaring up the court is another story, and again a tape measure is your only recourse.
For a simple boundary it suffices, but if you are looking for something with more substance look elsewhere as this doesn't deliver. |
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A big addition to sand volleyball |
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We picked this up to settle a lot of close calls arising during our games on a sand court. It works fine, but it was annoying upon receiving it to find that it had been manufactured incorrectly so I had to return it. Of course, Marketadvisory's great so they're in the process of a refund since a replacement was unavailable. |
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