Replacement Volleyball Nets

Replacement Volleyball Net Options: Indoor, Outdoor, and Beach

Choosing a replacement volleyball net starts with knowing where and how the court is played. This collection separates cleanly into three use cases: indoor gymnasium nets, outdoor hoop-mounted nets, and sand/beach nets. Jaypro supplies five of the eight nets carried here, including the Competition, Premiere Competition, and Flex Net lines built for indoor play, plus two beach-specific nets. Gared rounds out the lineup with three nets, including the SideOut outdoor hoop system in both 28 ft. and 32 ft. lengths and a Regulation Volleyball Net for standard court setups. Prices span $228 to $774, with basic outdoor and flex nets at the lower end and heavier-duty competition and beach nets toward the top.

Jaypro vs. Gared: Matching a Volleyball Net Replacement to Your Court

Jaypro's indoor nets — Flex Net, Competition, and Premiere Competition — are all sized 32 ft. long by 39 in. high, making them straightforward swaps for existing gymnasium posts of the same footprint. The Flex Net is positioned as the more economical of the three, while Premiere Competition sits at the upper end of the price range for programs that run nets hard across a full season. Gared's SideOut nets are built for outdoor hoop-style poles rather than cable-tensioned gym standards, and come in both 28 ft. and 32 ft. lengths so you can match the net to your existing post spacing without buying new uprights. Gared also offers a Regulation Volleyball Net for standard court configurations. If you're replacing a worn net rather than a full system, matching brand isn't necessary — what matters is confirming the net length and mounting style already on your posts.

Net Sizes and Materials

Every net in this collection is listed with its length and height so you can cross-check against your current setup before ordering. Indoor and outdoor nets here run either 28 ft. or 32 ft. in length, all finished at a 39 in. height, which covers standard adult court widths. The two Jaypro beach volleyball replacement nets use a 4 in. square mesh in #36 nylon netting — the Collegiate Beach Size measures 28 ft. x 39 in., while the Standard Beach Size measures 32 ft. x 39 in. Sand courts see more UV exposure and abrasion than indoor gyms, which is part of why beach nets are offered as a distinct product line rather than a shared indoor/outdoor net. If you're not sure which length your court needs, measuring the distance between your existing posts (or the length of the net you're replacing) is the fastest way to narrow the choice.

Mounting and Setup Notes

Replacement nets in this collection are designed to attach to existing posts and standards rather than ship as complete systems with new poles. Indoor Jaypro nets use a top cable or rope threaded through the net's headband, tensioned between your gym's existing uprights. Gared SideOut outdoor nets are built to mount to hoop-style poles, which is a different attachment method than cable-tensioned indoor systems — check your current pole style before ordering so the net's mounting hardware lines up. Beach nets attach similarly via a top cable, with bottom lines typically anchored to ground stakes or the base of sand-court poles. Because none of these nets include posts, they're best suited to facilities and backyard courts that already have standards in place and simply need to replace worn, torn, or stretched netting.

Who This Collection Suits

This range works for school and club athletic departments replacing gym nets between seasons, park-and-rec departments maintaining outdoor courts, and homeowners or beach-house courts needing a sand-appropriate net. With eight active products spanning $228 to $774 across Jaypro and Gared, there's a straightforward option whether you're doing a low-cost outdoor swap or outfitting a competition gym with a Premiere-level net.