Tourna Ballport Deluxe Tennis Ball Hopper with Wheels

This is a great teaching aid for Red-Orange-Green classes as the handles lock strongly into the up and down positions. It is very stable when you are using it to feed unlike most of the others. The wheels and weight make it easy for 4-8 year-olds to pick up balls as they can just roll it up, tilt it, and let it drop back over the ball without needing to pick up the entire basket. The handles are a little short for any adult over 5'6", but perfect for the little guys. Really like the bars that slide out to hold the balls in the basket as when you are putting the handles up and down you would lose some balls without them. Also make it easier to put in our roll-around big basket that we use to move from court to storage. All in all a perfect design.When assembling it, put the wheels on first!!! I didn't and spent more time putting the wheels on than it took for the rest of the assembly. There are no instructions with the wheels. The nuts go inside and are held in place by the frame (good design), the washer goes outside with the bolt. Test the bolts in the nuts first, had one that was a little stripped and had to run it in and out to clear it. It helps to have another person to hold the bars when you are at that part of assembly. Thought it was no worse than some of the "some assembly required" toys I used to do early on Xmas morning for the kids.

Best 30 buck accessory u can buy🎾Tis plastic though.Pros: Cost, weight is non existent tho sturdy n well made to its price point, works as stated, ez assembly w/inc. instructions, size and safe n original box shipping.Cons; Holds 55 balls max not 80-that’s it? Yep!🙌I have a ball machine n hit like 400 plus balls every other day by myself n my 25 year old lawn mower style unit has to be fixed up w/new wheels etc so bought this on a whim-man Whatta deal n back saver obviously as I’m 60 but this is barely a few lbs empty n works fab. Wheels stay snug unlike other reviews n will fit in a Miata ez. Handles work well, bars do too n will def buy another.This has no competition-unlike myself!🤦‍♂️🎾

I bought this because my gamma ball basket is too heavy. I coach tennis at a tennis club - but this is my "day off" basket for times when I play with my own kids at the park.PROS:1. This ball basket is much lighter than the gamma basket because it is lightweight plastic instead of metal.2. The wheels are a pleasure to use and make ball pick up easier.3. Although it doesn't give a sturdy impression, I think the basket will live a long time if handled with some care.4. Although some reviewers found the handle too short, I think it's fine. I am 5'10".5. It is easier for children to use than the gamma basket because it has a smaller frame (rectangular instead of square) and is lighter.6. It looks nice.CONS:1. The instructions are not perfect because they never mention the wheels. It's best to put the wheels on first.2. The metal bars at the top are a little bit stiff and do not function optimally. I am thinking I might not use them if I buy a second basket. Luckily the bars at the bottom of the basket do function well, allowing ball pick up without dropping balls.Overall I am very happy with this basket and especially happy I got the one with wheels.

Simple product that just works well.- The long metal handles are sturdy enough as stands.- The adjustable bars at the top keep the balls in during transport allowing me to lay it flat in the car trunk. The handle is fairly long so it might be tight for a small sedan trunk. Shouldn't be a problem for a bigger sedan or an SUV.- The rollers make it easy to move around while picking up the balls or between car and court. It may not seem like a big deal, but it is just so much move convenient having the rollers there.

So far so good! We had a different tennis carrier that broke less than or about after 6 months use. We bought this to replace it. I really like how the handles are easy to click into a stand. Also the wheels are very helpful. It hold all our tennis balls well for drills. The only issue is the putting the wheels on when assembling. We had a hard time. We put it on first as everyone suggested but in the end, we were able to get it on.

This has to be the best tennis ballport so far I've seen, well designed overall. It doesn't come with step-by-step instructions, since its straightforward 15min setup to me at least and if you've never put an IKEA before then you may find it challenging. As others said, screw in the [optional] wheels first, then other's will fall in its place and use the original box picture as a guide for efficient installation. When season over, i've the option to unscrew few to fold it up, if needed but may never do so since its plastic and light weight to store anywhere. It is a must-buy for tennis jocks or for a efficient player. I tested it and I love it.

Yes, it's a few dollars more. But it's endorsed by Pete Sampras!!! Just kidding... I'm actually an Agassi fan. Anyway, the aspect of this item that won me over compared to the metal ones that are so prevalent, is the fact that during the off-season, you remove a few nut and bolts and it comes apart and stores in a fraction of it's size. I lies flat and can easily be tucked away. I am so pleased with that aspect. As an added bonus, one which I thought I wouldn't care about, the wheels actually come into play. I didn't realize how much carrying of the basket I had done, walking around the whole court. Now you just pull it behind you and use it when needed.

After a few used the basket starts to fall apart. I would like a refund!