“We absolutely love this pool sport, I was on a waitlist due to them being out of stock for awhile but I knew it would be worth the wait and I was right! The family and neighborhood kids love it, LOVE IT! Can’t get them out of the pool and think it’s great exercise as well as tons of fun!”
“Bought the Crossnet for our family and friends to play, it is so much fun. Great to bring out at parties and gatherings with the family. I know it’s like four square but I think the lines the needs to be adjusted to make the out of bounds a little further, not too much court to work with. Maybe instead of squares you could have diamond shape boundaries, or even have adjustable lines? Adjustable Lines that you can attach to the poles poles and have a peak in the center, like a Diamond?
If you only have three people you can put two of the poles together to make three pods, too bad can’t have boundary line that can adjust too.
We actually connected the 2 sets of poles together to make one net and played baby court, played one on One, doubles, and triples and it was so much fun, but we had to add on line for the boundaries, would be great if the lines were adjustable. Also if the loop for the poles Where you connect the strings to hold up the poles were bigger, so you can put on straps with crank to hold the poles up, it would easier to tighten.
All in all it is a great and fun game to play, our family enjoyed it immensely, but if you could add on these suggestions it would be even better. Allow you to play four square, three pods, or one net. This game is awesome, highly recommend for outdoor fun.”
“We bought this because one of our children just started competing in volleyball and we were looking for a way for her to practice without needing a dozen people. Our whole family has been enjoying playing crossnet and summer isn’t even here yet.”
“The standard Crossnet product can be fun, especially when you have a group of players of various skill levels. The rotations happen quickly because the game requires a lot of finesse, even for experienced volleyball players as the squares are very small and it's easy to hit the ball out of play. Once you get a bunch of high level players in the court though, it seems like there are a few ways to exploit the game, like bouncing off the nets, soft spiking into the poles, etc. It feels like this level of play needs to mitigated with extra, tedious rules and as other reviewers have mentioned, the space within the square starts to feel very limited and small. I think in general, the squares could be extended a foot on each side to feel less claustrophobic and a set of high-level play rules should be available somewhere on the website. Otherwise, it's really just a family-friendly game. I just don't see my crew bringing it out as often as we'd hoped and will likely resort to Spikeball or other games that had a lot of thought put into them and have actual competitive integrity built into the product and rules. Additionally, the OPTX ball we were sent does not stay inflated...”
“I bought this for my school. The kids love it. My issues only have to do with durability. The nets rip easily, all the volleyballs we got have seam issues. The poles are light but not that durable for school use. From an playability and enjoyment perspective this game is fantastic. Makes volleyball accessible for all types of students.”
