1. FILL IT
Add water or sand to the base.
2. HIT IT
Grab your paddle and start practicing.
3. REPEAT IT
The tethered ball returns so you can keep getting reps.
Turn your driveway, patio, or backyard into your own personal pickleball practice zone. Pickleball
At Home Kit helps you keep practicing even when nobody else is available—so you can build confidence, improve your timing, and get more reps without waiting for a partner.
Get extra practice right in your backyard or driveway—no court or partner needed.
Build better timing, sharpen your shots, and gain confidence with every repetition, so you can step onto the court and surprise your friends with how much you've improved.
*Based on customer survey responses.
I bought this because I wanted to practice after work without waiting for a partner. It took me a few minutes to get used to the rebound, but once I found the right distance it was surprisingly fun. I can get 10–15 minutes in on my driveway and work on my timing. The base feels stable when it’s filled with water.
I don’t have a court close to my house, so this has been really convenient. The ball stays attached, which means I’m not constantly chasing it around the yard. I mostly use it for quick practice and warming up my paddle hand. It definitely doesn’t replace playing a real game, but it helps me keep a routine.
There was a little bit of a learning curve at first. I had to add enough water to the base and adjust where I was standing before the rebound felt natural. After that, it worked much better. I like being able to practice by myself for a few minutes whenever I have time.
I keep my PickleCo trainer in the garage and bring it out whenever I have a few spare minutes. It’s easy to set up, and I like that I can work on my swing without making plans with anyone. The cord is long enough for a comfortable practice distance, and the ball comes back consistently once you find your rhythm.
This has been useful for getting extra repetitions in at home. The base is pretty steady on my patio when it’s filled properly, and the attached ball saves a lot of time. I’m still getting used to the rebound angle, so it feels more like a practice tool than a full court experience, but I’m using it several times a week.
My husband and I don’t always have time to get to the courts together, so I wanted something for solo practice. I’ve been using this before work and on weekends to work on my timing and hand control. It’s simple, doesn’t take up much space, and gives me a way to keep practicing even when nobody else is available.
