Comments: I purchased this item a few months ago and have used it about 6 times. I have probably 70 balls in it. The plastic split on the side where the handles attach at the top and half way down the side. I epoxied it and it came apart again. I went to fix it again, and noticed at the top where you screw it together has broken also. It seems like a lost cause. I will use it until I get an all metal one.
From: Leif,Mooresville 8/18/21

Comments: I own two of the large Sampras ball hoppers and one of these small ones......lovethem. First of all, I honestly think both the large model and the smaller Sampras/Uniqueplastic ball hoppers do NOT hold what is stated. Probably get 33 balls in the smaller one and70-75 in the larger one (that's fine with me - who honestly is counting and perfectly gettingevery little ball in there). The balls will jam up a little bit if you try to cram every little ball inthere. The company does need to re-design the interior of the basket. It's not smooth, sothe edges can grab a few balls as you fill up the basket, and can scrape your hand a little bitas you reach in and out. I love using the smaller 36 ball hopper because I can bring this one with me at all times. IfI'm playing a friend, we have plenty of balls to hit with and do a few drills. Going through more(say 60 or more balls) gets very tiring and probably a little boring for the one who is doing allof the "feeding" during the drills. 30-36 balls seems like a good number to get thru a drillquickly, pick up the balls, switch and get going again. The main reason I really like thesmaller size is to always have in the trunk and use for serving practice. Again, getting through30-36 balls seems like a good number to practice serving into one box, before taking abreak, picking up, grabbing some water, relax for a few minutes and then switch to serveover into the other box. I haven't had any problems with the plastic breaking or splitting. All of mine are not abused,but they have been in and out of trunks a lot and fallen over plenty of times on the courts. Ionly used my larger ball hoppers for dumping 75-150 balls into my ball machine. Otherwise, the smaller model is my bread-butter and go to basket for everyday use. Theonly other model out there that I would personally recommend is the MasterPro 72 or 50 (orlarger).....if you still need a basket that picks up and flips over to stand up. Those are verywell put together too, but more on the traditional powder-coated steel construction model.
From:Michael, 7/12

Comments: I love it. I had a Wilson basket before and it was very hard to make it stand, this one is super easy and the transition to picker upper is effortless. It's light and I even can pick up 3 balls if they are together. It does everything it is suppose to do and the price is low. I'm very satisfied.
From:Miguel, 10/11