How to Choose an All Ball Pro Rebounder
Start with two questions: how much space do you have, and how often will you move the rebounder? The net frame size sets your target. A smaller frame makes you more accurate. A larger frame forgives missed throws and gives a group more room to work. The overall height, width and depth tell you how much ground the unit takes up and whether it fits in your vehicle.
- Mini Pro: a 2' × 2' net frame on a slip-resistant rubber diamond tread base. It stands just 25.5" tall, so it works in garages, indoor rooms and small yards, and for quick-hands drills.
- Stinger X: a 3.5' × 3.5' net frame, 76 lbs, three screen positions, and designed to fit in most cars. Pick this one if you travel to practice. It also comes as a bundle with an R1 lacrosse ball, which makes it a natural lacrosse rebounder.
- Varsity: a 5' × 5' net frame with a 5.75' diagonal playing area and four screen positions. It's the middle ground for a serious individual player or a small group.
- Premier XL: a 5' × 7' net frame at 133 lbs. It's built for the field, backyard, tennis court, playground or gym.
- Elite XL: the biggest target in the range, with a 7' × 9' net frame and an overall width of 9.14'.
All Ball Pro Rebounder Sizes and Dimensions
Use this table to compare footprints before you measure your space. Leave clear room in front of the screen for the ball to come back, plus space behind and to each side for missed shots.
| Model | Net frame | Overall height | Width | Depth | Weight | Screen positions | Transport fit |
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| Mini Pro | 2' × 2' | 25.5" | 29" | 15.5" | Not listed | Tilts to any angle | Not listed |
| Stinger X | 3.5' × 3.5' | 5.5' (adjustable to 7.25') | 4' 2" | 2.75' | 76 lbs | 3 | Most cars |
| Varsity | 5' × 5' | 6.5' (highest setting 8') | 5.33' | 2.75' | 102 lbs | 4 | Vans and large SUVs |
| Premier XL | 5' × 7' | 6.5' (highest setting 8') | 7.5' | 3' | 133 lbs | 4 | Vans and large SUVs |
| Elite XL | 7' × 9' | 6.9' (highest setting 8.5') | 9.14' | 3' | 163 lbs | 4 | Vans and large SUVs |
The Stinger X, Varsity, Premier XL and Elite XL roll on 10" spoked wheels and collapse for storage. On every model, the net frame tilts to any angle you want. That lets you set up ground balls, line drives or high pop-ups without moving the base.
Materials and Build Quality
The Stinger X, Varsity, Premier XL and Elite XL use galvanized, powder-coated steel frames. The Mini Pro uses a powder-coated steel frame. Every screen is UV protected vinyl, and the product data lists every model as suitable for all weather conditions. Indoors or outdoors, you can leave the rebounder set up for the season instead of hauling it in after each practice. All models are manufactured in St. Louis, Missouri.
Setup, Transport and Care
- Pick a level spot. A flat surface keeps the return angle consistent and stops the unit from creeping during hard shots.
- Check your vehicle first. If you'll bring the rebounder to the field, compare its collapsed size with your cargo space. The Stinger X is the model designed for most cars.
- Keep the screen clean. Rinse dirt and mud off the vinyl with water and a mild soap, then let it dry.
- Inspect the hardware. Every so often, check the bolts, uprights and screen attachment points, and tighten anything that has loosened from repeated impact.
- Collapse it when idle. Folding the unit for long stretches without use protects the screen and frees up space.
Replacement Net Frames and Practice Gear
If your screen wears out, you don't need a whole new unit. The All Ball Pro Net Frame comes in Mini, Stinger X, Varsity, Premier XL and Elite XL options, so you can swap in a matching frame. Browse the full All Ball Pro collection for every model and part. To round out your setup, stock up on sports balls and practice equipment or baseballs, softballs and weighted balls. Keep everything organized with ball carts, buckets and storage bags. For hitting work alongside your throwing drills, see our ball pitching machines.
Shipping, Returns and Warranty
Shipping: The Stinger X and Mini Pro ship via FedEx with curbside delivery. The Varsity ships via LTL freight with curbside delivery. Most orders need 1–2 business days of handling, and standard transit typically takes 1–5 business days after dispatch. All dates are estimates, and oversized items may take longer. Freight deliveries are tailgate deliveries, which means you're responsible for unloading. Inspect the shipment while the driver is still there, and write "DAMAGED" on the Bill of Lading before you sign if you see any damage. Report concealed damage within 24 hours.
Returns: We accept returns within 60 days of delivery for unused items in their original packaging. Email info@joysportstore.com first to get a Return Authorization (RA) number. You pay shipping both ways. The original shipping cost and the restocking fee are deducted from your refund.
Warranty: The Stinger X and Mini Pro listings show a 1 Year warranty on the steel and 90 Day coverage on the net frame assembly. Check each product page for its warranty details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which All Ball Pro rebounder size is right for me?
Match the net frame to your space and how you train. The Mini Pro's 2' × 2' frame fits tight indoor or backyard spots. The Stinger X's 3.5' × 3.5' frame suits players who travel. The Varsity (5' × 5') and Premier XL (5' × 7') fit dedicated practice areas, and the Elite XL's 7' × 9' frame gives groups the biggest target.
Which All Ball Pro rebounder fits in a car?
The Stinger X is the model designed to fit in most cars. It weighs 76 lbs, rolls on 10" spoked wheels and collapses for transport. The Varsity, Premier XL and Elite XL are also collapsible, but they're designed to fit in vans and large SUVs. Measure your cargo area before you buy a larger model.
Is the Stinger X a good lacrosse rebounder?
Yes. The Stinger X is sold as a bundle with an R1 lacrosse ball, which makes it a ready-to-go lacrosse setup. Its 3.5' × 3.5' net frame tilts to any angle and has three screen positions, so you can practice low passes, high feeds and ground balls. It's also designed to fit in most cars.
Can an All Ball Pro rebounder stay outside?
Yes. Every model in the range is listed as suitable for all weather conditions. The screens are UV protected vinyl. The frames on the Stinger X, Varsity, Premier XL and Elite XL are galvanized, powder-coated steel, and the Mini Pro uses powder-coated steel. Rinsing off dirt and collapsing the unit during long breaks helps it last longer.
What warranty comes with All Ball Pro rebounders?
The Stinger X and Mini Pro listings show a 1 Year warranty on the steel and 90 Day coverage on the net frame assembly. If the screen wears out after that, you can buy a replacement All Ball Pro Net Frame for the Mini, Stinger X, Varsity, Premier XL or Elite XL. Check each product page for its own warranty terms.
How are All Ball Pro rebounders shipped?
The Stinger X and Mini Pro ship via FedEx with curbside delivery, and the Varsity ships via LTL freight with curbside delivery. Most orders need 1–2 business days of handling, then typically 1–5 business days in transit. All dates are estimates. Freight deliveries are tailgate deliveries, so plan to unload the rebounder yourself.
Can I return an All Ball Pro rebounder?
Yes, within 60 days of delivery, as long as the item is unused and in its original packaging. Email info@joysportstore.com first to get a Return Authorization number, because returns without one are refused. You pay shipping both ways, and the original shipping cost and the restocking fee are deducted from your refund. Opened or used products can't be refunded.