GAMMA Sports EZ Travel Cart, Tennis & Pickleball Hopper, Padel, Portable Compact Design, Sturdy Lightweight Construction, EZ Bags, 150 or 250 Capacity, Premium Carrying Case Included

Excellent quality and ready to use immediately

Very durable. The frame with rollers is easy to use and very durable. I've had this for quite some time now and it's still going strong. Highly recommend this one and worth the money over the cheaper alternatives.

I am not a natural athlete. I have to practice quite a bit to improve, especially on my serve. In the past I have used a ball hopper (metal basket that you can pickup balls with and then invert the handles to stand the hopper up to waist height to get to the balls easier). This has been ok, but the inverted handles weren't that stable and the hopper would occasionally fall over when I was taking balls out of it. Also, as I was picking up balls with it, I found that as the hopper got fuller, it was harder to pick up additional balls.The Gamma Ez Travel Cart is solidly constructed and easily assembled and disassembled. Once disassembled it has a low profile in its carrying case in the trunk of my car. The nylon ball bag that comes with the cart is durable and is quickly secured to the four corners of the cart by small straps with clips. If I'm in a hurry, I don't necessarily bother with the straps as the nylon fittings at the corners of the bag fit over the corner supports of the cart and keep the bag open. The zip secured mesh cover keeps the balls in the bag when I have it in the back of my car.The wheels for the cart can be locked or unlocked. So far I am just leaving them unlocked and it is easy to move the cart from place to place during tennis practice. The ball bag in the cart is at a perfect height for me to get the balls out (I'm 6' tall) and unlike the ball hopper/pickup item I previously used, there is no danger of tipping the EZ cart over if I'm a little too enthusiastic in getting a ball out of the container.The Ez cart is not designed to pickup balls. So I've matched it up with a "Unique Tennis Tube 21 Ball Pickup" (available on Amazon). It's a long plastic tube that easily and quickly allows me to pickup tennis balls. This combination has allowed me to maximize the number of serves I hit in a one hour practice on a rented court during the winter months. Very little time is wasted in setting up, picking up balls or packing up at the end of a practice session.The Gamma Ballhopper Ez Travel cart is a great product and I'm glad I purchased it.

Excellent

I teach Tennis lessons in the summer and always use the Gamma Ball cart. I just ordered the Ball holder which accommodates 100 plus Tennis balls. The ball cart is practical and can easily be stored in the car trunk. However, the four corner buttons that clip on to the legs of the cart are not very sturdy. The cart is expensive.

This is what the pros use!The quality difference between this and the cheaper ones is very noticableThose are built of thinner material, are wobbly and quality suspect. But this is very solidly built, glides smoothly, wheen locks work well, and is build to perform well and to lastWell worth spending a little extra for a quality product

This hopper was a life saver this coaching season. Everyone should have a ball hopper like this. Makes feeding balls a breeze. Only wish it was easier to transport since you have to take it apart (two pieces) every time to the car and back to the court.

I'm an independent tennis coach, so having a cart that rolls around is an important item as it reduces down time during my lessons. However, as I teach on public, outdoor courts, I also need to have something that is portable and easily carried back and forth between my car and the courts.Enter the Gamma EZ Travel Cart.The wheels are smooth, and the cart is perfectly balanced. It doesn't suffer from the subtle "limp" that sometimes even more expensive carts may have. The cart can really hold up to 150 balls, and possibly a few more if you want to pile a few extra on top. It's sturdy, and the bag part stays perfectly in place because it has clips on all four corners to secure it on to. When you're done with it, just remove the bag, collapse the frame, and put them into the tube bag specifically included to store it. Nice and tidy.Oh yeah. So what's the surprise feature? Well... two of the wheels actually have a little pedal on them. One end says 'ON' and the other 'OFF', as in, brakes on and brakes off. This was an awesome touch, and I find myself using it all the time. Especially if it gets a little windy, as the cart has a tendency to run away from you if you don't put the brakes on. My only concern is that I may wear it down prematurely. Apart from that, I am extremely satisfied with how well-designed this cart is.NOTE: To prevent confusion, I should state that this isn't technically a "ballhopper". It doesn't "hop" around picking up balls, and in fact the ball holder isn't even so much a structured cart as it is a tough, square bag. The cart part is really just the apparatus (a collapsible frame, if you will) that holds the bag in its square shape. With that said, this cart is an extremely good investment for me.