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Leighanne Gill
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
This squeegee works fairly well to dry off wet courts, but it was kind of a pain to assemble. The holes that hold the foam in place did not line up exactly, so I had to work on redrilling those, and the metal that holds the foam in place was not wide enough to hold the foam, so that needed to be pried apart to get the foam in. You can actually see in the demo video on the product page that they don't have it assembled correctly, probably for the reasons I just stated.
Jim Kerney
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
I bought this for our 8 new town pickleball courts and it works pretty well. We have all kinds of losers who push down too hard, try to rake leaves and try to push light snow and it’s held up pretty well. One numb nuts tried to use it when the wheels were frozen and wrecked the wheels….which I’m trying to replace. All said it’s good but not industrial. It only shipped with one squeegee pad, not the three advertised. If it had three pads, I would have given it 5 stars given the price point.
Chuck P.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024
Nice solid equipment for the price. Only concern is that we had to file down the inside corner of the frame to be able to insert rubber.
Brad T
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024
Item received today and box had obviously been returned before and then repackaged. There were no assembly instructions in the package whatsoever, but it is pretty straightforward on how to assemble it...you do have to insert (more like jam) the foam squeegee into the bracket to then insert the screws to hold the foam blade into place which turned out to be much harder than it would look...I did have to use a pry bar to open the gap a little more so that the foam blade would fit into the corners but it did eventually fit and once assembled I noticed that the additional foam blade was missing (which is probably why this one had been returned).
Jfarris
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024
This works well.
Andrew Dodson
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024
I've used quite a few tennis court squeegees, and this one is pretty nice. It's relatively light weight, which is great. It assembled pretty quickly and easily. The foam insert goes in the track, unlike the picture on the listing (it does not go on the outside like they show). Keep in mind, the insert is a thicker foam, but it's not the densest and it will tear up over time. It's definitely meant for only pushing water off a tennis court and not removing rocks, sticks, garbage. So if you're thinking of using it off-label for cleaning out garages and whatnot, I'd think twice. My only real beef with it is the handle fit is really sloppy. There's a lot of play since you only use one bolt in each leg (I'd guess a good 5-10 degree range of movement). It's not a huge deal, but it is annoying and most likely will lead to some sort of failure years down the road. But other than that, I'm actually really pleased with it!
Molly Cordeiro
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024
I bought two of these squeegees, and one of them didn’t come with the wheels or the nuts and bolts to put it together. Also, on both squeegees, the black neoprene rubber is very difficult to install, mostly around where the metal bends on the ends.
Frequent Shopper
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2024
I was surprised to find that the squeegee part of this machine is just a thick craft foam instead of rubber or silicone. I'm not sure how long it will hold up. I got this to sweep away large swaths of water from a concrete slab that starts to flood when it rains heavily, which is why I'm not sure that just foam is going to get the job done over time; I'm pushing on cement, not on a clay court.Aside from that, assembly was pretty easy except that I didn't realize that, out of the entire bag of hardware, there are two bolts that are longer than the others, and that those bolts are for connecting the handle to the base. The shorter bolts are for securing the squeegee into the frame.Beyond being disappointed in the squeegee, the balance of this mechanism seems off. When I push on it, the back, the squeegee part, tends to lift up into the air. Maybe it's just going to be a matter of getting a feel for how to push this while keeping the squeegee on the ground, but I deducted another star for that.
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