Name: Indoor & Outdoor Bundle
Brand: CROSSNET
Price: 269.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (564 reviews)

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Reviewed by Valerie J., from United States

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Rated 5 out of 5

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Awesome customer service

We ordered a basic set in January and everything was great except the ball would go flat when the kids started playing with it. I emailed the company letting them know the ball was defective. That same day I got a response from the company saying they would upgrade our ball for free! We are having tons of fun playing and our eleven year old daughter is improving her volleyball skills in the process! Our family is also growing closer as the older kids are teaching the younger ones how to play volleyball. Lots of belly laughs and great memories are expected in our yard during 2021!!!

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Dimensions & Specs

Men’s Net Sizing

Women’s Net Sizing

Children’s Net Sizing

Technology & Features

Easy Setup

Set up in 5 minutes in sand or grass.

Versatile

Play to 11, win by 2, or make up your own rules.

Portable

Collapsable & fits into our travel backpack.

About the Game

How to Play

CROSSNET is the world’s first version of vour-square volleyball. Players compete in a four-way battle to eliminate one another and have the ball land in their opponent’s square. Games are played to 11 points and you must win by 2.
To begin playing CROSSNET, players first designate the four quadrants and assign players a number 1-4. Rallies begin by the 4th square serving diagonally to the 2nd square and then the ball being returned to any other square.
Only on hit is allowed per return. Points are only accumulated in the 4th square and players keep their points when eliminated.

The Ball

Players may hit the ball only once with their hands to return the ball over the net. We define “hands” as any area between a player’s wrists and fingertips, including the back of the hands. Players may not catch, carry or hold the ball at any time during play.
If your group decides, players can extend play by adding additional touches to each return such as bump, set, spike or our personal favorite: head, knees, and feet.

Elimination

Each time a player is eliminated, that player leaves the court and all players advance to the highest number square. The lowest ranking square is then filled with a new player. All eliminated players leave the court and wait for their next turn to join in the 1 square.
These situations represent possible ways to be eliminated:

Failing to hit the ball into another square
Allowing the ball to hit the ground in their own square
Hitting the ball out of bounds
Hitting the ball incorrectly, such as holding, catching or carrying
Hitting the ball out of turn (poaching)
Violating any additional rules that players incorporate into their rallies

The Game

Squares are ranked highest to lowest, 4-1. There are two sets of lines on the court. Outside boundaries are the outermost edges of the entire court, while inside boundaries divide the individual squares.

If a player lands the ball on any outside boundary, it is considered in play, and the player in that square is eliminated.
Inside boundaries do not dictate if a ball is in or out. If a ball travels over the net and into a player’s square, they are responsible for returning and playing the ball.
If the ball travels over the net, into a player’s square, and then under the net into another player’s square, it is the responsibility of the first player to return the ball.
The ball is always served from the 4th square to the 2nd. The player recieving the serve in the 2nd square is prohibited from spiking when returning the serve. After the 2nd square returns the ball, spikes are allowed.
Each time the ball enters in a square, only the owner of the square must hit the ball into another square. Once the ball enters a square, only the owner of the square can touch the ball next. It the owner does not touch the ball, then he/she is out.
If the player hits poorly or out of bounds, the player is out. If another player hits the ball not in his/her square before the owner of the square does, that other player is out. Points are scored each time a player remains in the 4th square without a mistake.

The Showdown

If there is a dispute that cannot be settled by the players, then the only proper way to resolve the disagreement is through the Showndown.
The Showdown is a mini game of two-square with no custom rules and the loser is eliminated.