Printed target zones
Dink areas and shot-height references give solo wall drills a clear visual structure.
Add clear visual zones to solo wall drills for more structured practice.
Local support for customers across Australia.
Available on eligible Australian orders.
Approval and return conditions apply.
A printed adhesive-backed mat that adds dink targets and shot-height references to a suitable practice wall.
Use the printed areas as reference points for controlled dinks, volleys and repeat-contact drills.
Create a simple solo drill space in a garage, games room or another suitable sheltered area.
Choose 72 × 82 cm, 120 × 90 cm or 89 × 180 cm to suit the available wall space.
This is a visual target only; it does not create rebound. Test the adhesive on a discreet area before installation.
Avoid fragile paint, wallpaper, rough or damp walls. Paddle, ball and wall are not included.
Orders are generally processed within 1–3 business days. Delivery times and available services depend on your location and are shown at checkout.
Change-of-mind returns may be requested within 60 days of receiving your order. Approval is required and the item must be unopened, unused and complete in its original packaging. Return shipping is paid by the customer and approved change-of-mind returns are issued as store credit. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law are not affected.
Dink areas and shot-height references give solo wall drills a clear visual structure.
Choose the coverage that best matches the clear wall space available.
Use a suitable wall, paddle and ball to organise repeat-contact sessions on your schedule.
Apply only to a clean, dry, smooth compatible surface in a sheltered area. Test the adhesive on a discreet spot first and avoid fragile paint or wallpaper.
The mat provides printed visual zones. Rebound behaviour comes from the wall, ball and strike, not from the mat itself.
Use a clean, dry, smooth compatible surface in a sheltered area. Test a discreet spot first and avoid fragile paint, wallpaper, rough surfaces and damp walls.
No. It is a visual target. The wall, ball and strike determine how the ball rebounds.
Repositioning may reduce adhesion and can affect the wall finish. Choose the location carefully before applying it.