Is the Spectrum Classic good enough for tournaments?

Yes. Its 32 ft net and adjustable height meet regulation dimensions, and the tension system holds up to repeated play. It is a portable system, so very high-level events may still prefer rigid post setups.

How is it different from Park & Sun's cheaper sets?

The Classic uses a wider 32 ft net, 3-inch tape bindings, reinforced corners and a heavier rope tension system. Lower-cost sets use smaller nets and lighter materials.

Can I use it on sand?

The set is designed for grass. Sand play needs a sand adapter kit, which is sold separately.

What heights can the net be set to?

It adjusts to standard co-ed, men's and women's heights, including the 7 ft 8 in co-ed setting. Changing height is done through the rope and pole system.

What comes in the box?

The net, poles, guylines with padded handles, stakes, a cord winder and a heavy-duty polyester carry bag.

How many people does it take to set up?

Two people can do it, and having a second person helps tension the guylines evenly. Expect more time than a simple backyard set.

Where is the Park and Sun Spectrum Classic cheapest?

At Amazon, for $289.99, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Park and Sun Spectrum Classic?

10 stores we checked sell it, including Park & Sun Sports, Scheels, Morley Athletic, Real Volleyball, Athletic Stuff.

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Park and Sun Spectrum Classic

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