TNT 10.5-feet Galvanized Steel Tetherball Set

I wasn't sure what to expect but here are some of the things that I found. First, since there are separate pieces, it is wobbly when you play. Second, the bottom has to be put into concrete or else it will fall over. Third, the ball discolored after two weeks in the California sun. I bought this one expecting a little better quality and am now thinking it would have been better to either find an excellent quality one or just go with a cheaper version. I cannot return it because it's now in concrete in my yard. Lesson learned....make your own decision.....I give it three stars.

I didn't know what to look for so after doing some research, I chose this model because it was the "middle of the road" model - not the most expensive, not the cheapest. We've all played it and it's been a lot of fun. My son and friends play it all the time - even our "slightly" overweight beagle has tried to join in. Worth the money if you decide to keep it in your yard for years to come. The trick is to dig deep and add some cement so the pole doesn't move - ready mix cement will work just fine. Do this with just the bottom section (it's easier) and once the cement is dry, add the other sections.