Tandem Sport Spike Challenger vs Sevorley Volleyball Setter Training Net
These are different tools, not two versions of one. The Tandem Sport Spike Challenger holds a ball on a cord at a fixed point so a hitter can repeat spike approach and arm swing against a real contact; the Sevorley is a height- and angle-adjustable target net on locking casters that catches balls and returns them. Buy the Tandem for individual hitting mechanics; buy the Sevorley for setter and team target drills. The Tandem's metal frame and two stabilizing weights suit solo repetition, while the Sevorley's rust-resistant steel, four sandbags and 22-pound wheeled kit suit coaches moving between stations indoors and out.
- Choose the Tandem Sport Spike Challenger if you want to groove spike contact, arm swing and footwork on your own with a prepositioned ball.
- Choose the Sevorley if you are a coach or setter who needs a movable, height- and angle-adjustable target net that returns balls.
Prices
- Tandem Sport Spike Challenger: $698.99 at Great Lakes Sports (last seen Nov 13)
- Sevorley Volleyball Setter Training Net: $65.95 at eBay (last seen Nov 13)
- Difference: the Sevorley Volleyball Setter Training Net is $633.04 cheaper than the Tandem Sport Spike Challenger at the latest prices (Nov 13)