The Park and Sun TriBall Fun Volleyball Set brings, literally, a new dimension to volleyball. Play team v. team v. team with the first-ever 3-way volleyball net. This lets you bring in more players (1 to 3 players per net section), keep more distance between players, allow new and exciting plays and create an unforgettable, colorful sports experience. To be used on sand or on grass.
Each TriBall Net System comes equipped with quality materials. To keep the net system upright, it includes three telescoping steel poles (with three height adjustments), colorful three-way volleyball net (net section length: 2,44m), specialized TriBall boundary, kept upright with durable guylines with pulldown tension rings, and planted firmly with steel stakes, and a Soft Touch volleyball with hand pump. All of the equipment fits neatly into heavy-duty carrying bag - convenient when you're on the go!

How to play Tri-Ball™
What is Tri-Ball™? It’s team v. team v. team with the first-ever 3-way volleyball net. Your team can create new and exciting plays for an unforgettable, colorful sports experience.
- Each team begins each game with 7 points. Each team’s objective is to hold onto as many of those 7 points as possible and to finish each game with more points than your other two opponents.

- Tri-Ball™ is “Fast Point Volleyball”. This means that every time the ball is served, a point will be lost by one of the three teams on the court.

- Points are deducted from your total each time you:
• Hit the ball out of bounds. Fail to safely return the ball to either of your opponents.
• Allow another team to land the ball in your section.
• Hit the ball into any net on your serve. Hit the ball at any time into the far net that separates your two opponents.
• Foot fault during serve.
• Fail to rotate your team members in a clockwise pattern each time a new player on your team serves.

- Like standard volleyball, your team must rotate each time it is your next player’s turn to make their serve. Substitutes may be introduced after each round of serves. Substitutes must take the position of the player that is being substituted from the game. Players already in the game must remain in the same position and serving rotation. Serve is rotated clockwise to the next team.
- The round ends when a team has lost all 7 points.

- Each game is separated into three quick rounds. In each round, teams will alternate serves, by rotating serve clockwise and repeated until the game is over.