Tourna Ballport Deluxe Tennis Ball Hopper with Wheels - Holds 80 Balls

It is supplied with defects and return is not picked up for last one month and not refunded for last one month

So good! Easy to put together. Sturdy. Arrived fast. I ordered a metal one first(wilson) which is more expensive and has a brand name attached to it but it was very hard to convert to a standing basket and too heavy to move around for my 11 year old and even myself. Very happy with this one though, light, portable, flips easily and omg WHEELS!!!!

The wheels are a little hard to put together, as not alot of room to get a good hold to click them togther.

Super useful for tennis ball storage and great for picking up the balls also. One small gripe I have is that the handles are a tad too short. So when I roll it behind me, sometimes it hits my foot. Nonetheless, a very useful product. And I love the blue colour!

The product itself is ok, but the assembly instructions are among some of the worst I have ever seen. Be prepared to set aside an hour for a product that should take no more than 5 minutes to assemble.

Ballport is an incredibly well-designed precision product well worth ~$30. Normally I pass off the hype printed on the box as just fluff, but that is not the case here. "So unique that multiple patents were granted" has to be true because all the features noted on the box function incredibly well. The "bars on the bottom turn as you pick up balls" makes ball pick-up very easily--although I have only had about 35 balls maximum in the hopper so I can't vouch for picking up the 80th ball when you are up to 79. The handles lock into place nicely in both the up and down positions. The parts are made in Taiwan, so you aren't really buying a product made in China, so to speak. It took me more than 10 minutes to assemble (as stated on the instruction sheet) mainly due to attaching the wheels (which I would highly recommend getting--the hopper gets a little heavy with so many balls in it). The hex nuts are seated into the molded plastic which keeps you from having to hold the nut to keep it from turning, but it's a little tricky holding the washer on the screw, keeping the wheel in place, and keeping the hex nut from falling out of the molded area all at the same time when inserting the first of four screws. For such a well-thought out design this is a minor detraction. The only additional feature I would add would be to have the ball hopper give me a critique after every serve (or not!). I rarely write reviews on products, but this product is rare and deserved a good one, and I definitely don't get compensated for writing one.