Me parece muy practica y funcional, valio la pena. La he usado un par de veces y considero buena compra

Excelente compra. Fue regalo para mi papá y le encanto. Es mas grande de lo que esperaba, pero es sencillo de armar. Viene con estuche para facilitar la movilidad.

Exactly as described. My husband set it up in the garage (Canadian winters), and loves it. It does not need to be staked into the ground. Our daughter uses it to practice softball hitting as well.

IT HAS TAKEN 2 OF US 2 TRIES TO GET SETUP WITH NO RESULTS

Easy to put together, took me 15 min by myself. Hitting about 100 balls every other day and holding on really good. Sturdy and well made. If you want to practice your swing and have the space, get it !! and at less than 100dls its a bargain.Edit 02/13/2017 : one of the poles broke, trying contacting amazon with not much luck. Will contact Izzo golf and updateEDIT 2: March. Contacted Izzo Golf, got a spare pole on the mail next day, arrived in less than a week, back to 100% again.FYI net has 2 year warranty.BUY IT !! can't go wrong . I've been hitting every other day and its out there in the open, nothing wrong.EDIT : 06/27/2018 After a year a half of use and abuse (1 hit about 1K balls a week) I've used 4 targets (all sent by IZZO, their customer service in my experience is outstanding). The Net will last longer if use indoor off course, the less you put it together and down and together again the longer it will last as well. I'm by no means getting product from IZZO for this reviews, I have to say their customer service is outstanding and will find a solution if you have a problem with the equipment. You can go wrong with this nets.

Love it!! I bought this for my husband to replace his ancient net that was torn and falling apart. This net looks fantastic and was a great price. We bought the smaller one and I was worried that it wouldn't be large enough, but it is actually pretty huge. Great purchase!!! Easy to set up, too (although it took two people because it is large and awkward). I love that it comes with a carrying case, so he can take it on trips and such.

Great net. Easy to set up and durable netting.

Overall the net is very good. At first it is somewhat difficult to set up. I felt like I was trying to untie a tangled up ball of mesh, but once you figure out how the poles go through the color coded loops it went up very quickly. The net is huge (9x12) you'll have more than enough hitting area to groove your swing with. I set it up in my back yard and I've gone through the entire set of clubs from wedge to full on driver and to date I see no areas that may potentially fail. You will need to use the enclosed target as that is the main trap for stopping shots. Hitting straight into the back drop net could possibly wear it out after a while. If anything does wear out it will probably the target itsel. The targets anchor strings go through eyelits on each corner of the net and as you hit into the target, the strings are quite stressed. All in all it's a great net and after 2 weeks of hitting everyday while using a video camera to monitor club positions, I've already noticed positive changes on the course. My timing, ball striking and strength has really increased.Definitely worth the $150.00.

With this this net, I am the envy of my golfing buddies! I effectively have a driving range in my backyard! The net comes in its own compact storage bag and it sets up very easily. One person can do it, however two people makes the task very quick. The only complaint I have is that the hitting target material is a bit weak... It is starting to show wear at the grommets. Other than that, I LOVE IT!

I bought the Giant (Not the Little Giant as the picture shows) about 3 months ago for indoor use. I had it set up in about 5 minutes (imagine setting up a tent) and the thing was ready to go. The net is huge and allows for a variety of shot / club combinations.Now, ideally, you could hit real balls into a net and have it hold up for a couple of years, however, I don't think this net would. I hit real golf balls into occasionally but for everyday use, I'm using "Almost Golf" practice balls. These are not the typical wiffle practice balls that have been around forever, these are dense foam and weigh exactly 1/3 the weight of real golf balls. They are awesome and are great for hitting into this net.As for how the Izzo Giant is holding up, as mentioned, it is indoors, just sitting on a concrete floor in our warehouse. A couple of guys at work split the cost so we could keep our swings sharp during the long winter months. With that said, this thing gets A LOT of use. I would say that, on average, the 4 of us combined hit about 60-80 shots into it 5 days a week. Some days more, some less. (Yes, really. It's our slow season.... We're in the calendar business....) We hit anything from wedges through drivers, as mentioned, using the almost golf foam balls. And not to pat ourselves on the back but, in the words of Judge Smails, "I'm no slouch myself", meaning that we're all players and not just weekend hacks. I only mention it so that you'll imagine us smashing drives into this net on a daily basis for 3 months and there are no visible signs of wear.Bottom line, a big, accommodating net that seems to be a pretty good value for the money. Keep it out of the elements, alternate real balls and practice balls, and put some cardboard under the net to keep balls from bouncing out, and you've got a winner. That said, I'll update my review next winter to see how she's held up.

Net works fine. There is some bounce back on woods but haven't been hit yet so not that big of a deal. The only real issue I have is the straps on the net that hold in the pegs (in the rear) have rotted away. I'm assuming this is due to weather but it seems they should hold up longer than 6 months. I live in Florida so we do get more than average rain, but I expected better. Luckily, you can put the pegs through metal loops in the front to keep the net secured in the ground.I would say this net is better than the cheap one that I took back to Walmart, but doesn't replace the driving range.