Volleyball Rebounder FAQ

Answers on the rebounder, the Baden balls, shipping to the US and Canada, and returns.

What is a volleyball rebounder and who is it for?

A volleyball rebounder is an angled net that sends the ball back to the player, so they can pass, set and serve without a partner. Ours is designed by a youth volleyball coach for players who want more reps than practice gives them, and for the parents who cannot always be the second player.

How do you practice volleyball alone?

Pick one skill, set the rebounder angle for it, and run short sets: ten minutes of passing, twenty serves, a defense session on the weekend. The rebounder returns the ball the way a teammate would, so the reps count. The Learn page has the drills.

Why a 7 by 5 foot net?

It is a full foot wider than the usual 7 by 4 rebounder, so off-target passes still come back and a young player keeps the rally going instead of chasing the ball.

How big is the volleyball rebounder?

The net is 7 feet wide by 5 feet tall, a full foot wider than most rebounders, on an adjustable frame. It fits a backyard, a driveway, a garage or a gym.

Is it hard to assemble?

Two people put it together comfortably and most families are training the same afternoon. The setup steps and the video are further up this page.

Can I use it outside?

Yes. It is built for backyards and driveways as well as gyms. Bring it in over winter.

Which drills can I run with it?

Passing, setting, serving and defense. Change the angle and you change the drill: flat returns for passing, high returns for setting, sharp returns for digs. It is one of the few pieces of volleyball training equipment that covers all four.

Which ball is right for a 12U player?

The Baden 12U Youth Volleyball. It is built to official 12U youth specifications with a soft-touch composite cover, so it is lighter and stings less than an adult ball while a young player learns to pass.

Are these official Baden balls?

Yes. Coach Brandie trains with Baden and picked these models for her own players. They are the same balls, sold here alongside the rebounder.

What does shipping cost?

$14.95 flat rate anywhere in the US, and free on orders over $125. Canada is available on orders over $150, with the rate shown at checkout. Orders leave in 1 to 2 business days with tracking.

Do you ship to Canada?

Yes, on orders over $150. Pair the rebounder with a set of balls and you are over the line. The rate shows at checkout before you pay, and duties on arrival are the buyer's responsibility.

Can I return it?

Yes, within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging. Return shipping is at your cost. Start on the contact page and we send the instructions.

What do the guides cover?

Volleyball drills you can run at home and alone, how to look after a young athlete between practices, and how to get more out of the gear you already own. Written by Coach Brandie from her own coaching.

Who designed the Volleyball Vortex rebounder?

Coach Brandie, a youth volleyball coach who watched her players stall between practices because nobody was home to pass to. The design is patent pending.

Where is Volleyball Vortex based?

Nebraska City, Nebraska. Orders ship from the US.

  • Patent pending

    The only coach-designed rebounder

  • Coach-designed

    Built and tested by Coach Brandie

  • $14.95 flat US shipping

    Free on orders over $125

  • 30-day returns

    Unused, in the original packaging