Five angle positions turn one rebounder into five drills, since tilting the net changes whether the ball comes back as a grounder, a line drive or a pop fly. That covers fielding, throwing accuracy and reaction work for a player training alone. The net measures 3.5 by 6 feet on a frame standing 42.7 by 43.9 by 65.4 inches, sized for a backyard rather than a full field. A 45-strand Pe rebound net returns the ball with consistent energy instead of deadening after a few weeks, and the Q195 carbon steel base pipe holds the angle setting under repeated impact. The unit weighs 19.3 lbs, light enough to carry to a park yet stable enough to stay upright through hard throws from a teenage player working on arm strength. The frame stands 42.7 by 43.9 by 65.4 inches with a 3.5 by 6 foot net. Five angle positions set on the base pipe and the unit weighs 19.3 lbs.