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The durable 1.25 in thick steel frame on this Lacrosse rebounder is ready to withstand even the most powerful hits, year after year. So, fire away!
The Lacrosse bounce back net can make or break your practice. This Lacrosse rebounder net has extra bungee cords and a durable mesh which makes it reliable, no matter how vicious your pitch is! The extra tension provides harder lax bounce-back, just what you need!
Because we take your practice seriously, each Lacrosse rebounder comes with a Lacrosse bounce back replacement net. So your new set will last you twice as long.
Adjust the rebounder to the perfect angle for you - or your kids. With 5 angles, this rebounder offers every position you will need to get the perfect Lacrosse pitch backs. Lacrosse walls can't hold a candle to the lacrosse rebounder!
The extra-long target strip allows you to customize your target so you can practice any shot you want. Change the shape or size of your target to perfectly personalize your practice with your lax rebounder.
Lacrosse rebounders are excellent pitching throwback nets and are the ideal tool for players to practice their accuracy and stamina. When it comes to practicing with rebounders, Lacrosse athletes have a wide range of options.
Here are some ideas for players of all levels to use rebounders to up their game and improve their skills:
Stand where the ball will come back to the stick at shoulder height. Start pitching and catching. Try to get into a rhythm with around 25 repetitions at a time. Then, try another 25, this time with the non-dominant hand!
Start a few steps to the left of the rebounder. Throw the ball as you quickly move to the other side of the Lacrosse pitch back net. Catch it at an angle as it comes bouncing back at you. This will soon begin to improve your skills in Lacrosse. Bounceback is what makes this an effective but fun practice! Be ready for it, because it will be coming at you fast! Shooting in Tight Set the rebounder up a few yards from the cage. Angle your body toward the rebounder as though it’s a player about to pass you the ball. Pitch! As the ball bounces back, free your hands to catch it and take a quick shot on the goal.
This is an advanced exercise and involves passing the ball off the Lacrosse rebounder and cutting toward it to shoot on the run. Set up the rebounder around 5 yards from the net. Pitch the ball at the rebounder. Cut toward it and make the catch! Before attempting a shot, take a few steps.
This is an advanced exercise and involves passing the ball off the Lacrosse rebounder and cutting toward it to shoot on the run. Set up the rebounder around 5 yards from the net. Pitch the ball at the rebounder. Cut toward it and make the catch! Before attempting a shot, take a few steps.
Rebounders are used by Lacrosse players of all levels to increase accuracy and stamina in the game. Even professional players enjoy working with rebounders as they give them a chance to practice off the field.
The Victorem Lacrosse Rebounder is the perfect rebounder for lacrosse fans far and wide. The extra bungee cords in the 45-ply mesh net give you a hard Lacrosse throwback! Whether you pick the Victorem rebounder or an STX bounce back Lacrosse rebounder, it's all in the Lacrosse pass back.
The Lacrosse rebounder is weather-resistant and ready for extensive training in every condition. The 4 steel ground stakes and sturdy steel frame make the Victorem rebounder robust enough to handle all types of outdoor practice.
This rebounder is suited to players of all skill levels. It can withstand even the hardest hits and is easy to set up and adjust, making it the ideal training partner. Just like the STX rebounder, the Victorem Lacrosse rebounder can be adjusted to suit various levels. The ball bounce back net of this rebounder is superior quality and has come out top on many Lacrosse rebounder reviews.
Yes! Lacrosse rebounders are great for both baseball and softball players to practice throwing and pitching. The only difference between lacrosse rebounders and rebounders created specifically for baseball or softball is the size of netting holes. Baseball and softball rebounders normally have netting with larger spaces since the balls are larger than lacrosse balls, so lacrosse nets will work perfectly for lacrosse balls, baseballs, and softballs.
