Ball speed off a rebounder depends on how much of your throw or hit comes back to you. Energy that gets absorbed by the rebounder never makes it back to the ball. We designed the All Ball Pro rebounder so less is lost.
No springs. No bungees. Less lost energy.
Many rebounders hold the net with bungee cords or other springs. Springs stretch every time the ball hits, and that stretch soaks up energy. Our net connects through rigid, non-stretching fasteners with nothing elastic in between, so more of the ball’s energy returns to the ball.
A tighter net is a livelier net
Our tensioning system pulls the net to roughly two to three times the tension of comparable spring-based rebounders. A tighter net gives less on impact, so it works like a firm trampoline surface rather than a loose pocket.
A frame that works with the net
The frame flexes slightly as the net is tightened. This takes out the slack that new nets tend to develop, so the net stays taut as it settles in.
Built to keep its speed
A rebounder that’s fast in week one but slow by season’s end isn’t much use. Spring-based rebounders lose bounce as their springs wear out. Ours has no springs to wear out, the straps are secured to resist slipping, and tension can be adjusted if you want to fine-tune it over time.