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Badminton and volleyball combo sets
One adjustable net and two games in a bag.
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Badminton and volleyball combo sets at a glance
What we like
- Two games for one purchase
- Adjustable net heights
- Great at a picnic or beach
Trade-offs
- Wind affects badminton most
- Nets sag if the stakes are not firm
- Needs a good-size lawn
- Best for
- Families who like variety.
- Skip it if
- You have a tiny yard.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best two-in-one
Best Lawn Games
One adjustable net for two games, which is great for variety. Wind affects badminton most, and the net needs firm stakes.
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