- 6-in-1 Rebound Training: This soccer rebounder board has dual convex and concave panels, 3 adjustable angles (60°/75°/90°) for 6 rebound patterns. From consistent returns to irregular bounces, supports passing, receiving, first touch, reaction training
- Sturdy & Weather-Ready: This soccer wall rebound training board is built with a Q195 steel frame and a high-strength PP panel. The structure is long-lasting and deformation-resistant, designed to handle repeated impact and outdoor exposure
- Tool-Free Quick Setup: This soccer kick back board requires no tools—simply unfold and start training. Easy to set up and store, it is suitable for backyards, grass fields, indoor spaces, or training grounds
- Stable on Multiple Surfaces: This soccer passing board comes with one long sandbag, two short sandbags, and four U-shaped ground stakes. The multi-point reinforcement helps keep the rebounder stable on grass, soil, or hard ground during training
- Lightweight & Portable Training: Weighing only 11 lbs / 5 kg, this soccer wall rebounder is easy to move and reposition. Flexible training helps increase ball touches and training intensity while building consistent ball control and muscle memory
- Item Model Number
- SCR004
- Rebound Area
- 37.4 x 9.8 in / 950 x 250 mm
- Material
- Q195+PP
- Product Weight
- 11 lbs / 5 kg
- Product Size
- 38.98 x 9.65 x 19.29 in / 990 x 245 x 490 mm
Soccer Kick Board with Dual Convex and Concave Surfaces for 6 Rebound Patterns
The VEVOR soccer kick board has two panel surfaces: one convex and one concave. These give the board two very different rebounding behaviors. Following contact, the convex surface creates varied rebound angles, helping simulate less predictable rebounds during practice. The concave surface guides the ball back along a more stable, predictable path, making it ideal for repeated passing and receiving drills that help the player improve ball control.
With three different angle settings, the two surfaces create six distinct bounce patterns. This gives the player many different ball-return situations from a single piece of equipment. For pass-and-receive practice, there are ground-level returns within this range. There are also mid-height returns for volley and first-touch work, and variable-angle returns for reaction training that requires the player to change their body position and foot placement in response to an unpredictable approaching ball.
Three Adjustable Angles at 60°, 75°, and 90° for Versatile Skill Training
As the board moves from 60° to 75° to 90° above the ground, the path the ball takes back to the player after contact changes for each position. When turned 90°, the board stands upright and sends the ball back along a straight path at ground level. This makes it perfect for drills where the ball stays low, and passing accuracy is the focus. At 75°, the board leans slightly toward the back and returns the ball at a low, rising trajectory. This type of return is useful when practicing short passes in tight spaces.
At 60°, the board tilts back further, creating a higher return angle. This is good for practicing volleys, chest control, and headed ball work, where the player has to handle a ball that comes in at chest or head height. The player can work on different skills during the same training session without stopping to set up complicated equipment. Switching between directions is quick and requires no tools.
Q195 Steel Frame and High-Strength PP Panel for Deformation-Resistant Durability
Made of Q195 steel, the structural frame is rigid and impact-resistant, so it can withstand repeated direct hits from the ball at high intensity without bending, twisting, or losing its angle setting between kicks. The mix of tensile strength and weld integrity in Q195 keeps the frame’s shape stable during long sessions and repeated setup and breakdown cycles. There is no joint loosening or deformation at the high-stress contact points where the panel meets the frame.
The bounce panel is made of high-strength polypropylene, chosen for its ability to withstand repeated impacts, UV exposure, and outdoor water exposure. PP maintains its shape and impact response over a wide temperature range. This means the board will always have the same rebound performance, whether used indoors or outdoors across different weather conditions.
Multi-Point Anchoring with Sandbags and Ground Stakes for Stability on Any Surface
One long sandbag, two short sandbags, and four U-shaped ground stakes that come with the board work together to keep the board from moving while you train. The U-shaped stakes hold the base frame down on grass or soil, and the sandbags add downward pressure, keeping the board from tipping backward when hit hard by a ball.
The multiple anchoring points on the soccer kick board make it stable on grass fields, soil, and hard ground. The board resists moving, rotating, or tipping over when hit repeatedly with a fast ball. Players can stay focused on training instead of repositioning the board after repeated shots. This lets them maintain their training pace and focus on the ball rather than moving the board every few minutes.
Soccer Kick Board Weighing 11 lbs with Tool-Free Setup for Portable Solo Training
It is only 11 pounds (5 kg) and measures 38.98 by 9.65 by 19.29 inches, so you can take it to a training field, backyard, or indoor space and set it up without a second person or any tools. To set up, you have to unfold the frame, choose the angle, and place the sandbags. From opening the carrying bag to completing the process takes less than a minute. The board is taken down and put away at the same speed after the session. This makes it easier to train more often.
The board’s small size and light weight make it useful for individual players who train at home, at school, on the club pitch, and in indoor venues throughout the week, without having to move it or set it up permanently in any one place.
Suitable for Passing, First Touch, Reaction, and Shooting Practice at All Levels
This soccer rebounder’s two surfaces and three angles let you choose from six different bounce patterns. These patterns help players of different ages and skill levels improve their technique. If you change the surface and the angle between drill types, you can train ground-passing accuracy, first-touch control under pressure, reaction to off-straight ball flight, and striking technique, all on the same board.
For coaches running small-group sessions, the board provides a consistent rebounding station that does not depend on the wall. Players can rotate through this station without needing a human passing partner. For players who play by themselves, it replaces a wall or rebounder by providing a structured, angle-specific return that makes working on the game by yourself more technical and measured than kicking against an unstructured surface.








































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