PickleNet Deluxe - Patented Oval Tube System

Patented Auto Align Technology: Oval Tube Design Starts Straight & Stays Straight!

Key Features:

• USA Pickleball Partner!
• World’s most popular net system
• U.S. Patent Number
• Oval frame is 100% twist free
• Highest quality and most durable
• Now lighter than ever with the new hybrid aluminum and steel design!

Challenge: I want to easily add Pickleball to my facility but don’t have a Pickleball court…

Solution: With OnCourt OffCourt's portable PickleNet Deluxe system, players can enjoy Pickleball on any flat surface. The PickleNet Deluxe includes locking 4-inch wheels for easy maneuverability.

The PickleNet Deluxe is now made with more than 50% high quality aluminum components allowing for easier handling and assembly due to the lighter weight (only 42 lbs including the high quality bag on wheels). After rigorous testing, the middle connecting poles are now aluminum with the end base components remaining high quality textured powder-coated steel. The weighted steel keeps the system optimized for stability while the aluminum adds lightness for the easier handling and assembly.

The net adheres to official Pickleball dimensions (22’ x 34”), and the center-strap design maintains consistent height along the net. Adjustment straps on net edges provide excellent net tension. Fast and easy to assemble. Made from heavy 420D nylon, our PickleNet Deluxe bag with wheels features a durable zipper, carry straps, and internal sections to make portable net storage easier than ever. Oval tubing for faster set up and automatic alignment of the center frame. The elastic bottom net band speeds up net set-up, helps maintain consistent net tension, and takes stress off of the net to increase durability.

Note that the PickleNet Deluxe is a heavier-duty version of our popular PickleNet. The PickleNet Deluxe is more stable, featuring 1.5" x 3" oval tubing and locking 4" wheels, for easier use and transport.

U.S. patent received. Contact OnCourt OffCourt with any questions in this regard.

Care Suggestion: Portable Net Systems are designed for either indoor or outdoor use. However, please do not leave this product outside for extended periods. We suggest that you store your system indoors and not expose to wet or extreme outside elements. Although most Portable Net Systems are rust resistant, they are not rust proof. We highly recommend storing this entire system indoors including: the net, all poles, and wheeled bases (both end and center bases) AFTER EACH USE. Also, our sturdy carry bag is provided not only for transport but also for storing! We cannot warranty products that are left outside for extended periods.

What is the warranty for the PickleNet Deluxe? Please and thank you.

Unless otherwise specified, all our products come with a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects.

Do the wheels raise the net above legal net height?

The net height regulation, even with the wheels.

We hope to move the net in and out of our 20 foot deep garage when not in use or during inclement weather. Is it necessary to take it completely apart in order to store it or would partially dissembling the lower rail after rolled into place allow it to be shortened for temporary storage?

You do not need to break it down completely unless you just want to. Separating into two partially assembled pieces is what most do that don't have room to roll it inside at the full length. We also suggest removing the net and storing it rolled or folded nicely.

How heavy is the net when in the bag?

The PickleNet Deluxe is approx 63 lbs total. The bag does have wheels, which helps with transporting place to place, but you would need to be able to lift that weight in and out of a vehicle or on/off a shelf if you store it off the ground.

How high is the net at the end post?

The nets are regulation pickleball- 36" at the post and 34" in the center.

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