Is it good for beginners?

Yes. The big target and soft rebound make it forgiving for learning bumps and sets. Advanced players may find the return too slow for hard-driven spikes.

Can I use it indoors?

Yes, in a room tall enough for the ball to arc back. The frame is light, so anchor it or weigh the base down on smooth floors.

How does it compare with a ball machine?

It is far simpler and needs no power, but it only returns what you hit at it. A machine feeds balls to you; the rebounder reflects your own contact.

What angles does it adjust to?

Five settings, from near-vertical for setting practice to a flatter face for digging and spiking. Changing the angle changes the height and speed of the return.

Does it come with stakes?

It includes ground stakes for outdoor use. On grass or in wind, stake it down or the frame will tip.

Can two people use it at once?

Not really. It is built for one player hitting into the net. For pair drills you need a real net or a partner tossing balls.

Where is the GustoWave 7' x 4' Volleyball Rebounder Net cheapest?

At Target, for $59.99, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the GustoWave 7' x 4' Volleyball Rebounder Net?

2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Target.

GustoWave 7' x 4' Volleyball Rebounder Net

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$59.99at TargetChecked Nov 10

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GustoWave 7' x 4' Volleyball Rebounder Net

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$59.99at TargetChecked Nov 10

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Last seen at $59.99 at Target on Nov 10.
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Our take on the GustoWave 7' x 4' Volleyball Rebounder Net

The GustoWave is a 7-by-4-foot rebound net for solo volleyball practice. Its trampoline-style surface returns the ball so one player can drill setting, bumping, digging and spiking without a partner. Five adjustable angles let you change the rebound to mimic a serve, a tip or a hard-driven ball. It is a budget-friendly alternative to rigid rebounders and ball machines, but it is a training aid, not a match net.

Best forSolo practice at homeBeginners learning ball controlCoaches running station drillsPlayers with limited space

Pros

Large 7' x 4' target area
Five adjustable rebound angles
Works for setting, bumping, digging and spiking
Sets up and folds down quickly
Light enough for one person to move

Cons

Frame and net are light-duty
Rebound is less consistent than a rigid board
Not a substitute for a real net or partner play
Stakes needed outdoors in wind

GustoWave 7' x 4' Volleyball Rebounder Net prices at every store

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$59.99Checked Nov 10
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Availability unknownSold by toastyroom (98.9% positive, 518 ratings)Returns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.
$43.75+ $25.48 shippingChecked Nov 10
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GustoWave 7' x 4' Volleyball Rebounder Net price history

Lowest price we've seen: $59.99 on Nov 10 at Target. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.

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7' x 4' volleyball rebounder net
5 adjustable angles
Bounce back trainer for setting, digging, bumping and spiking
Green

About the GustoWave 7' x 4' Volleyball Rebounder Net

The GustoWave Volleyball Rebounder Net measures 7 feet by 4 feet.

The net has 5 adjustable angles. It is used to practice setting, digging, bumping and spiking.

Size: 7 ft x 4 ft
Angles: 5 adjustable angles
Color: Green
Skills: Setting, digging, bumping, spiking

Questions and answers

Is it good for beginners?: Yes. The big target and soft rebound make it forgiving for learning bumps and sets. Advanced players may find the return too slow for hard-driven spikes.
Can I use it indoors?: Yes, in a room tall enough for the ball to arc back. The frame is light, so anchor it or weigh the base down on smooth floors.
How does it compare with a ball machine?: It is far simpler and needs no power, but it only returns what you hit at it. A machine feeds balls to you; the rebounder reflects your own contact.
What angles does it adjust to?: Five settings, from near-vertical for setting practice to a flatter face for digging and spiking. Changing the angle changes the height and speed of the return.
Does it come with stakes?: It includes ground stakes for outdoor use. On grass or in wind, stake it down or the frame will tip.
Can two people use it at once?: Not really. It is built for one player hitting into the net. For pair drills you need a real net or a partner tossing balls.
Where is the GustoWave 7' x 4' Volleyball Rebounder Net cheapest?: At Target, for $59.99, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the GustoWave 7' x 4' Volleyball Rebounder Net?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Target.

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