Pickleball Nets

A pickleball net is the one piece of gear that turns a driveway, a tennis court or a school hall into a place to play. Regulation is 6.7m (22ft) wide, 0.914m (36in) high at the posts and 0.86m (34in) at the centre. The sag in the middle is deliberate, and it is why balls clipping the centre die and balls clipping the edges pop up. Anything narrower than 6.7m is a training net, not a court.

What we stock

We carry two full-width portable nets. Both are regulation, and both go up in a few minutes.

• Selkirk SLK Prime Portable: steel frame, tension straps and a nylon carry bag. The one most people should buy.
• JOOLA Elemental: the same regulation footprint, from a brand we are an authorised Australian dealer for.

How to pick one

Three things matter. Width, which is 6.7m or it is not a court. Frame, where steel holds tension better than fibreglass and survives being packed and unpacked twice a week. Setup time, because if it takes twenty minutes you will stop bothering. Both of ours go up in under five.

Playing indoors, or somewhere noise is an issue? Pair a net with quiet foam balls. Want the net, paddles and balls in one go? Our pickleball sets bundle them together at a lower price than buying the parts separately.

Clubs, schools and councils

We supply court kit in volume across Australia: nets, paddles by the dozen and balls by the hundred. We invoice on purchase order, and you deal with Ben and Chris directly rather than a reseller portal. Tell us your court count and we will put a pack together.

Free Australian delivery over $150, dispatched from Sydney, and a 30-day return on factory-fresh gear.