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Junior Pickleball Net System

This 10-foot junior net is made for spaces where full-size nets do not fit. Driveways, smaller backyards, gyms, and rec rooms can quickly become a court for kids and family play. With a total length of 10 ft and a height of 35" at the center and 36" at the sides, it creates a kid-friendly setup that is easy to enjoy almost anywhere.

The net is built with durable 22-ply construction and a 4 x 4 cm mesh pattern for reliable performance and consistent ball response. The sturdy frame is designed for active play, featuring a two-leg base made from 40 x 40 mm steel tubing with a 1.5 mm wall thickness, a 32 mm arch tube with a 1.5 mm wall thickness, and 25 mm side tubes with a 1.2 mm wall thickness.

At 22 lbs, the set is substantial enough to stay stable during play while still being portable enough to move and set up when needed. It is a practical, family-friendly net system designed for junior players, easy setup, and everyday fun.

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Regulation Pickleball Net System

Tournament players need a full-size net built for real match play. This regulation size net measures 22 feet long, with a height of 35" at the center and 36" at the sides, delivering a regulation-style setup for training, competitive practice, and recreational play.

The net features durable 22-ply construction with a 4 x 4 cm mesh pattern for reliable performance and consistent ball response across the full width of the court. Its strong design helps the net maintain shape and stand up to repeated use.

The frame is built for stability and durability, using a 40 x 40 mm base square tube with a 1.5 mm wall thickness, 32 mm round vertical net posts with a 1.5 mm wall thickness, and 32 mm round arch support tubes with a 1.5 mm wall thickness. This construction helps reduce movement during play and provides a solid, dependable feel on court.

At 44 lbs, the Max Net Set offers a heavier-duty setup that stays secure during active play while still remaining portable enough for easy transport and setup.

FAQs

1. Why players Choose PicklePro Shop?

PicklePro Shop is built on quality, reliability, and service. Customers choose us for performance-driven gear, fair pricing, secure checkout, fast U.S. shipping, and support from a team that truly knows the game.
2. Are your products tested and backed by a warranty?

Yes. Our products are tested by real players for performance, durability, and consistency on the court. We also offer a limited warranty against manufacturing defects. As a general guideline, Junior products include a 6-month limited warranty, while MAX and PKLE products include a 1-year limited warranty. Customers can review our full warranty policy for complete terms, coverage, and exclusions.
3. How fast is shipping and how does delivery work?

We ship from our U.S. warehouse in South Florida and aim to ship orders within 24 hours, excluding holidays and non-business days. Once your order ships, tracking information is provided by email or SMS, so you can follow your delivery every step of the way. We focus on fast, reliable shipping, and if your order arrives damaged, our customer support team will work quickly to help resolve the issue. Free shipping is available on qualifying U.S. orders over $50.
4. What if I need help after my purchase?

We are here to support you before and after your order. Whether you have questions about a product, need an order update, or require help with a return or damaged item, our customer support team is ready to assist. Unused items may be returned within 30 days, and we work quickly to resolve any
shipping damage issues.
5. Do pickleball and tennis nets use the same height?

No. Tennis nets hang 42 inches at posts and 36 inches at the center. Pickleball nets measure 36 inches at posts and 34 inches at the center. The lower height changes shot angles and strategy compared to tennis.
6. What height should my pickleball net be?

Official regulations specify 36 inches at both posts with a sag of 34 inches at the center. Our Max net meets these exact measurements. The Junior net prioritizes fun family play over strict competition standards.
7. Which portable net should I buy?

Get the Junior net for families, smaller spaces, or casual play. Choose the Max net if you want regulation dimensions, plan serious practice, or play competitively. Both handle regular use better than cheap alternatives from big-box stores.
8. How long does the setup take?

The Junior net assembles in less than in 5 minutes without tools. The Max net takes around 5 minutes, maybe slightly more due to larger size and more components. Most people cut these times in half after setting up a few times. Both nets use logical assembly sequences that make sense.

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