Volleyball Antenna (PR)

It wasn't clear to me from the product description whether these were the standard antennae I was looking for, but they're great, solid, and the whole set seems well constructed. We needed velcro fasteners rather than the type with screw mounts because our nets are older and patched together, but I was worried they'd be lightweight and fragile.The two pieces of the antenna screw together tightly, and when assembled, the antenna extends the 32" above the net that they're supposed to. The pocket is snug - its easier to leave the bottom half of the antenna rather than reinsert it every time you put your net up. The velcro seems to be holding up well.

Bought these to replace the same brand as our old ones that lasted over 6 years (no idea how old they were). The velcro was wearing out and not holding well when a ball was hitting the volleyball net. So far, they are amazing!

These are great and work perfect with our net. The velcro is not the best but it does the job we need it to do. We have to take down our net after every time we use it and these have held up great so far. Would recommend.

The antennas seem very well constructed, sturdy. The problem is that the velcro section is just way too short. Would have given 5 stars if the velcro flaps were longer.

I run a 4 court gym that does nearly exclusively volleyball with high usage every day of the week. Over the past few years we have probably bought net antennas from every major manufacturer, including Tachikara, Tandem, Porter, etc.ALL of the clamp style antennas are junk IMHO and not any single brand lasted through more than a few months of use. Sometimes the clamp at the top of the net would break, but most often, the break would appear at the bottom of the antenna, generally where the metal rod inserts into the plastic bottom housing/clamp. I probably have 20 sets of broken antennas in the equipment closet!Last October, 2012, I finally decided that if I had to replace them every few months, I'd rather do so with sub-$50 antennas than $100 antennas. We purchased 4 sets of these, and amazingly, over a year later we're still using the same ones! I highly recommend these and hope that every one simply stops buying the poorly designed and poorly manufactured clamp style antennas until someone comes up with a design that is durable and will actually last.

I ordered these antennaes for a middle school volleyball team. The quality of the items was impeccable. I would definitely recommended this product for any school or club

Really well made poles. My ONE concern is that they use closely machined threaded connectors. For beach use, you need to keep them scrupulously clean or they will sieze up.

Don't like that the antennas have to be screwed together and apart. Also didn't like that the sleeve can only store one part or antenna at a time. The fiberglass started coming off the antennas. Reached out to number on site but no one to assist