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Literally the only reason why I'm giving this a 4/5 is because the person I bought it for hasn't had the chance to use it yet with the cold weather (not many indoor courts here). Nifty feature with the legs folding into a carrying handle, and holds quite a few. Seems to be made of really good quality of material. A tad difficult to figure out set-up, but still completed in under 10 minutes.
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I found this basket to be way overpriced for what it offers. You have to assemble it, which isn't too bad, but its flimsy once assembled. Its already starting to come apart at the welds after just a few weeks of use. Standing it up is difficult, the locking mechanism doesn't work too well. There are much better hoppers available on the market.
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went together fine and seems satisfactory. only time and use will really tell. only issue is the legs don't fit into the stand up retaining clips correctly. the handle legs are not bent enough to fit into the retaining clips when standing basket up. So I am not going to bend the legs as they might be bent to far or bent and broken. other than that it seems fine.
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Having a hopper full of tennis balls is great for practicing serves. On this model, the handles are cumbersome and don't lock into the upright position without a struggle. Picking up tennis balls with the hopper is easy and efficient.
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A wheel gave up on me by the 4th day of rolling it to the courts. It's ok but not great. My coaches used this so that's why I tried it.
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