MasterPro 72-Ball Hopper - Tennis Ball Basket and Pick-Up | Holds 72 Balls | Easy Ball Pick-Up | No Tool Assembly | Adjustable Height | All Types of Tennis Balls | Easy-Grip Knobs

My wife and I haven't played Tennis in forever and picking up balls is a frustration amplified when skill levels are different. With this and 54 balls we purchased (I wouldn't recommend investing in the full 72) I don't think we've ever enjoyed the sport so much or gotten in so many volleys in one session. It lets you worry about your form and less about how much inconvenience the other person goes through. The first time we walked out to the court with it I felt like a goober, but by the time we were done I was stoked to have it.The construction seems pretty good for what it is, it latches in pretty well using the welded bearings, and it tolerates getting slammed on the ground 1000 times very well. I also appreciate the chain hook this model has just in case the legs separate while in standing mode. Ours never has but it's so springy I don't want to risk it if a fast spiked ball were to hit it or something. It gets pretty heavy with 54 balls in it (at least when lifting and plopping it all over the place) so I wouldn't recommend adding more and I don't think it would take many more before starting to pop the top open while collecting if they're not level.Not any really bad things to say about ours. The ball bearing latching mechanism for keeping the handles together when it's in collection mode isn't very strong, but we only use that for storage, collecting, and transporting in the car. It does sometimes tip over in the car and release half its balls, so I would recommend maybe putting a climbing clip or something to hold the sides of the lid together when driving so you can put it in your trunk sideways.

Compared to other ball hoppers, the Oncourt Offcourt MasterPro has a superior design. The handles/legs are attached to the long sides of the basket adding strength to the connection that has failed on other hoppers. The roller bar on the bottom of the basket allows the hopper to pick up balls without having to push down on the handles. Plus there is a little hook that keeps the legs in position while standing. (I've bumped into other hoppers and their legs split open, spilling the balls all over the court).Give me a year, and I'll let you know how the paint and plastic parts hold up over time.

There is minor assembly but east to do. Its a bit heavy but then thats because it is so sturdy and well made.WOULD RECOMMEND.

This hopper is significantly better than other hoppers on the market. Solid and made of heavy wire gauge. The leg chain is a unique feature and does keep it very stable while standing. Cool color too. Would definitely recommend.

lost my gamma hopper a few weeks ago and bought this one, it's well built and every detail is very well thought out and designed, I liked the gamma ball hopper which is cheaper, but just talking about the quality, this ball hopper is much more superior. I forgot the size of my old hopper so I ordered the 72-ball hopper, it turned out to be pretty big. 50-balls might be easier to carry around.

It takes a little getting used to like everything but works fantastic, I didn’t do much comparison so I only feel like it was a good deal