Hikeen Court Lines Marker Kit Anti-Slip and Wind-Resistant Throw Down Markers 28pcsr 84pcs, Pickleball Net Court for Outdoor Indoor Court

These are heavy silicone. They don’t blow in the wind and are durable and sticky enough to handle being stepped on. Yet, they’re thin enough that you’re not going to trip or hurt yourself when you inevitably step on them while running. It’s a great way to make an instant court at home in the driveway or in the street.

Great way to make a pickleball court on our driveway!

Stay on wood gym floor without sliding

They are super durable. They stay down well if they aren’t touched but do move a bit if stepped on. Bring a measuring tape to properly out the lines down on the court.

These didn't stay down very well on the gym floor. I tried washing them but that didn't help. They moved when someone stepped into them.

Worked out nicely to set out the approximate lines for our pickle ball court. We left them in place and they lasted mostly the whole summer.

I was excited to find these markers so I could line my driveway for pickleball. The problem, they do not stay in place so you constantly need to reposition the markers. In the end, I used 2” tape that don’t leave any residue on my concrete driveway.

Theoretically this product gives you portable lines for pickle ball however, it is slightly confusing to configure. Would have expected more pieces or directions on how to set up court properly.

I found this product convenient to use. It takes just a few minutes to mark out the pickleball court. Two complaints though (1) the straight lines are insufficient. Would be perfect if they provided more (2) the markers are not sticky enough and are prone to moving when you step on them

Does the job of quickly converting a surface like a temnid court for pickleball. The ball will land occasionaly between markers. If there id not consensus play the point again - simple

Malheureusement ne reste pas en place sur de l'herbe (gazon). Serait peut-être plus efficace sur le sable

Ce produit a été testé par des joueurs de pickleball et il a été jugé dangereux .

I've been looking for solutions to make a pickleball court on a local tennis court. This looked promising, but it disappointed big time. First of all, there are not nearly enough bands -- the bands only cover maybe 5% of the total court perimeter (the picture of the product is massively "not to scale"!). Also, the bands don't stick well, they kept moving. It was really terrible trying to use this, all players agreed it was a waste of money even if it was free.