Edwards 30LS Double Center Tennis Net

The Edwards 30LS Double Center tennis net is a true top of the line tennis net geared towards professionals, clubs and tournaments.  Its a favorite net among college and high school coaches. The net has an extra heavy duty 3.5 mm net body and the top 5 rows feature double netting making it extremely durable tennis net.  The 18 oz vinyl headband is quad stitched to ensure the stitching will not come loose.  One great benefit that sometimes get overlooked is that the net is tapered at the center.  The benefit of a tapered net is that it prevents the bottom tape from rubbing against the playing surface and decreasing the lifetime of the net.

Everything you need is included with the net; a center strap, fiberglass dowels and black twine to attach the net to the net posts.

Not sure if you can install the net yourself?  We've created a step by step guide to help you.  You can find it here:  How to Install a Tennis Net

Are you still undecided on which net best fits your needs?  Take a look at our Tennis Net Comparison Chart.  It details the features of each tennis net we offer all on one page.  Take a look:  Tennis Net Comparison Chart

Features:

• Extra heavy duty 3.5 mm braided polyethylene net body
• Top 5 rows feature double netting (double center mesh), allowing for increased durability of the net since the top rows are the area of the net that tennis ball hit the most leading to net fatigue
• Vinyl coated headband that is quad stitched
• Vinyl coated steel net cable
• Side and bottom tapes are vinyl coated
• Tapered to allow for a perfect fit and to prevent excess rubbing of the net bottom along the court
• Two 5/8" fiberglass dowels
• Includes a Center Strap
• Standard length (42')
• 5 year limited warranty

A generic center strap is included with the net; you can upgrade to the premium Edwards center strap we sell on this site for $8.95.

Edwards is known for its quality and tradition.  They have been in business for over 100 years and have been supplying tennis products to Grand Slam tournaments throughout the world, including Wimbledon and the US Open.