The OLIVER badminton net listed on Decathlon’s marketplace is built for both indoor and outdoor play, and its 600 cm by 75 cm dimensions meet the international guidelines set by the sport’s governing body, Decathlon reported. The net, sold and shipped by OLIVER-SPORT through Decathlon, is marketed for everything from casual games with friends to organized tournaments, clubs and schools.
The product is made to maintain the best net tension, its listing says, and its strong build is meant for both professional and recreational use. Decathlon describes the net as durable and versatile, with an easy setup that makes it ready for any match.
What Comes in the Box
Buyers receive the net packed in a carrying bag that protects it and makes transport easy, Decathlon reported. The poles are not included — the listing specifies the package contains the net and carry bag only, so players need to source their own posts separately.
The net is available exclusively online through Decathlon, meaning shoppers order it on the web and choose their preferred delivery option. The marketplace listing also offers a 30-day return window: customers can send the product back to the seller free of charge and receive a refund.
Store Net Properly for Longevity
Decathlon advises storing the net in a dry place after use to preserve it. OLIVER-SPORT lists a contact address in Dossenheim, Germany, for product-safety compliance and customer-service questions about orders or returns.
Questions Buyers Still Ask
- Does the net come with poles? No. Decathlon’s listing states the delivery includes the net and a carrying bag, without badminton poles.
- Can it be used for official tournaments? Decathlon says the 600 cm by 75 cm size meets international badminton federation guidelines, making it suitable for tournaments as well as recreation.
- What if it doesn’t work out? The seller offers free returns within 30 days, with a full refund, according to the Decathlon marketplace listing.
The listing positions the OLIVER net as a single purchase that covers gym class, club nights and backyard rallies alike — one net, multiple settings, with the carrying bag doing the work of getting it from storage to the court.
