GoSportsSplash Net Air, Inflatable Pool Volleyball Game - Includes Floating Net, Water Volleyballs and Ball Pump

This is a good set for the price. It does sag a little in the middle, but can be taken up with a small amount of decent string. Teenage boys loved it, and it survived multiple beat downs Summer 2024 and still lives to this day. Easy set up. Would purchase again.

Easy to blow up, and perfect size to fit in our pool. Be sure you have something on each side you can tie it to, otherwise it will float away. Comes with a beach ball type volleyball as well as a slightly heavier volleyball. My kids have a blast with it in the pool.

This thing is huge. It just seemed to get bigger and bigger and bigger as we blew it up, it is amazing and if you're looking for something that is a good size, it is definitely worth your money

Our grandkids enjoyed playing volleyball in the pool with this. However the ball hit a thorn bush and deflated within 15 minutes of playing so we had to purchase a new ball.

this thing was huge ! And good quality BUT it did not stay inflated fir more that 10 mins there was no holes that I could see I took it straight out of box and inflated with blow dryer it worked great but after setting it in water tieing it up it deflated completely and it was unusable for my pool party i reattempted multiple times but it kept deflating so it was a waste of money maybe just mine was defective tho idk

We set this up across our pool with 1 side tied to the coping of our skimmer box and the other with 2 weights that sit outside the pool. This allows us to move it to the back side of the pool deck when cleaning the pool or doing laps.This is the most durable float I have ever owned. I really hope this company starts making other floats. We have had it for months, inflated and set up since we purchased it, no air added.This net has had 3-5 full-size people landing on it, 3 teenagers playing crazy wild games. 2 dogs batting at it or scratching it when they try to get a toy from behind it.Last and certainly not least, this float stayed in our pool with the anchors in the pool throughout hurricane Ian. Through hours of 140 mph winds, being planted against the pool cage, having branches and shingles pummel it. At one point, I thought it was a goner; it dragged the weights to the deep end, where the string was not as long as the pool is deep. I figured it would tear the float or break the plastic hooks but nope. After everything was said and done with so much destruction all around it this float was still inflated and no issues.All in all, this net is hands down the best purchase I have made for our pool. Everyone loves to play with it, and I see it lasting a long time. If, for some reason, it finally meets a match that can take it down, I will buy another in a heartbeat.I knew when all was said and done, with the catastrophic damage that Ian brought and hurt so many. This review is probably the least important thing. However, this company does need a pat on the back and there is no better time to see the positive.

Kids and Adults Love this. Wish it had a little anchor to keep it in plave but we tied to an intertube to keep it from moving. A lot of fun. Used a small air compressor to inflate.

I got this mainly because I liked the way it looked...not all "cutesy" like most of the others. The plus is that it is sturdy and we really love it. However, the inflating process was unpleasant. It claims to have a "new Rapid Valve" system that only takes two minutes to inflate. Don't believe it. The hole where the air goes in is like nothing I've ever seen. We tried multiple adapters on our electric pump and nothing worked very well. At one point we found that if we sat there, holding the pump end into the hole (and I mean holding forcefully both sides of it), air did go in, but very slowly. I couldn't find anyone who was willing to sit there for a half hour holding these parts together so the air could go in. (The one plus, was that when you got some air in, it does not come out...handy for all our feeble attempts to get air in, where we had to keep stopping to try something else). Eventually my grandson blew it up using his mouth. Kudos for him, but why do they they have this big weird hole? Supposedly, you can use a hair dryer, and although the hole does seem to be the size of the end of a hair dryer, that didn't work either. Well, now it's blown up and we're happy with it. I just hope I don't have to blow it up again.