A Court in About 10 Minutes. No Construction.
Mark out a full-size pickleball court on a surface you already have, with the Protractor layout tool, court tape, and a portable net. Nothing is permanent: the tape peels off and the net packs away.
The Space You Need
The court itself is 20 × 44 ft. You need a flat, hard surface of at least 30 × 60 ft so players have room around the lines: a gym floor, a tennis or basketball court, a school blacktop, or a paved lot away from traffic.
Before you set up, get the OK of whoever manages the surface. The court tape is temporary, and your organization removes it afterward.
What the Kit Includes
- Anywhere Protractor System: the patent-pending layout guide that does the court geometry for you, even for first-timers
- Easy Pickleball Net: regulation height, no tools required
- Anywhere Court Tape (×2 rolls): bright court lines that go down fast and peel off
- Honrado T700 Carbon Fiber Paddles (×4): so players can start right away
- Pickleballs (×2)
- Freedom Fighter Paddle: for your program lead
How Setup Works: Step by Step
Step 1: Check the space (before the day)
Flat, hard, dry and clear, at least 30 × 60 ft, and away from vehicle traffic.
Step 2: Mark the court (about 10 minutes)
Use the Protractor to find the corners and key lines; it does the geometry for you. Then apply the court tape along the marks.
Step 3: Set up the net (about a minute)
The Easy Net needs no tools: unfold, extend, lock. It stands at regulation height.
Step 4: Play
Hand out the paddles and start a game.
About 10 minutes is the time to mark the court with the Protractor once you are on your surface. Your first setup may take a little longer.
Temporary Court. Lasting Community.
“Temporary” means no construction and no permanent markings. The court tape comes up and the net packs back into its bag. The community that forms around the court is what lasts.
Schools can use a court for PE and after-school clubs, senior centers for weekly drop-in play, parks departments to bring an underused hard surface to life, and faith communities to bring generations together.
Works Almost Anywhere
Indoor Surfaces
- Gymnasium floors (hardwood or sport tile)
- Large multi-purpose rooms
- Indoor recreation facilities
- School cafeteria floors, cleared of tables
Outdoor Surfaces
- Paved lots and hardscaped areas, away from traffic
- Existing tennis or basketball courts
- Outdoor concrete pads
- Paved plazas
Ready to Bring Free Pickleball to Your Community?
The kit is ready. Your space is probably already there.