Suclain 1 Pcs Tennis Court Squeegee 36 Inch Blue PVA Foam Tennis Sponge Roller Lightweight Removes Water Quickly Clear Floors Tool for Tennis Basketball Sports Courts Garages

We use it on a pickle ball court. It drizzles here, Seattle, frequently. gets up most of the water. We've found that having a couple of 3' sections of "dry deck mat" under the roller, then standing on the roller (careful it may roll) allows the absorbed water from a pass over the court to be wrung out.Lesson learned, almost all courts are built to drain, one side is higher than the other. Make sure you ring out the roller on the low side, else the water will run back onto the court.buy 2 you won't regret the speed of drying a court for a bunch of anxious players.DryDeck is available in boating and restaurant stores $4-$5/Sq ft

Item showed up without the bolts required to attach the roller to the handle. I plan on returning it. It doesn't seem as though it would actually move any water anyway. Best bet would be to go with a sponge roller.

Really works great! Nice strong handle

I'm not saying that it doesn't work or that it is a bad product. It is sturdy, breaks down easily for transport, and seems to hold up well. The product, though, has a quality that one should know before buying. The roller, when it is not soaked with water, is quite hard and will not fully roll into cracks or small depression on the court. Once it is completely soaked, it is as malleable as a sponge, and will push water efficiently, regardless of how uneven the surface. This makes it excellent for clearing very wet courts just after a heavy rain, but not so good for clearing just the occasional puddle on an otherwise dry court.

Muy bueno y eficiente