Champion Sports Deluxe Lacrosse Target: Ball Return Bounce Back Net Set for Professional, College and Grade School Training & Drills

Fits the Harrow brand bounce back. Count your springs (sides and top) before you buy for best replacement fit. Two person installation... Place the bounceback face up and fold the edges back. One person pulls the spring with the tool, and the other (using pliers) turns the triangle piece. Note that the tool is bendy, and you think it may break, but it doesn't. Start in the corners and then fill in a few on each side, rotating sides as you go. I wouldn't say it's easy, and I can't imagine trying to do it alone, but at least the pull tool held up pretty well. Product looks great and even though the frame is about 8 years old, it's like new.

I bought this replacement for our STX rebounder, and it completely transformed it from old and worn-out to looking brand new again. The bright yellow border is not only sharp-looking but also makes it much easier to focus during drills. The material feels durable, the stitching is strong, and installation was quick and simple — I had it on in about a hour. It’s holding up great to daily use, and the bounce is solid. The only downside was the flimsy spring puller included. I recommend getting yourself a sturdier, higher-quality spring puller.

I decided to purchase this replacement net even though it received some negative reviews and I am glad I did. The net fits perfectly on the Champion frame and works great. The dimension for the rebounder says 4X3 but it does have the extra mesh to hide the springs. Tip for easy installation...You need to attach the spring on the black triangle hook on the mesh and use the tool to pull the spring toward the metal frame. If hook does not go into the metal slot, then gently hammer it and it will pop in.

Simple to install with a large screwdriver to use as leverage to install springs. Spring tool was included but was nearly impossible to decompress the very strong springs.

I purchased this rebounder mat as a replacement for a STX Rebounder. The frame for the rebounder we had was still in good shape, and I hated to spend the money to replace the entire thing. I was so excited when I found the Champion Sports Replacement Target. My 16-year-old son could not wait for me to help him install the mat the next day, so he installed this all by himself, in the cold and dark, with only a porch light. There were no instructions included, but he watched a YouTube video on the install, which really helped. He used the enclosed tool and it is nice and tight. Just be prepared that the last 30% of the springs will take some strength due to the tension created. The pictures here, are on an STX rebounder frame.

The net is very difficult to install with provided tool. The tabs rip and are difficult to install springs. Not worth the money or hassle.

So, I read a lot of reviews before I purchase anything. I was, at first, a little skeptical that this would fit the Stx frame even though I read it did. Well it does. 10 holes across top and bottom of frame, 14 on either side. Total of 48 springs/holes. Follow some simple directions and watch my video on a simple trick to make it easier and it’s a breeze. Start in the middle of each side and put 4 springs on top and bottom and both sides, alternating as you do it then work your way out. To make it even easier use a rubber mallet to tap in (see video). The only “complaint” that I read about and agree with is that it may not be as fast of a snap back as the original rebounder but a minor difference. Difference between $80 replacement and $400 new one, which is, if you ask Stx is the only way you can repair this. They don’t sell a replacement for their own rebounder. All in all great replacement add a can of Rustolem gray metal finish (use before putting on rebounder of course) and you have a brand new piece of equipment, look at the photos. Happy rebounding.

Impossible to install. There is so much required stretching of the mesh and the springs to hook up them. NO instructions provided. Could not find anything on you tube. Manufacturers have nothing on their site. I emailed them but received no response. The hook tool they provide is worthless. Poorly made and not nearly sturdy enough to work the springs onto the clips. Bent immediately. Found a similar tool for a trampoline that was much stronger. You need at least three adults to get it installed as so much force is required that it’s difficult to keep the frame still.

Installation was a challenge, springs very stiff, but overall fit well and rebounder is usable again. Return bounce is not as good as the original.