15 FT Heavy Duty Pool Pole, Prime Telescopic Aluminum Standard Pole with Extendable Stick Joint for Swimming Pool Cleaning Tools Connect with Pool Net Skimmers, Brushes, Vacuum Heads

I'm a pool owner, who lives in the hot desert, and I do my own Pool Maintenance (don't have a Pool Boy) and have been thru several sub-par Pool Nets that never last.This Pool Net is the best quality I've found yet, heavy duty with fine mesh and well constructed and gets the job done!Highly Recommended, great value.

Sturdy net. Gets the job done. Easy to use.

Good quality and reasonable price.

This is a good quality net, however, I soon found out that it was not deep enough to do extra debris catching like lots of leaves. It fills up and when you get to the bottom of the net filled more than 2 inches, it escapes the net when you try and get more in it. This puts everything you just cleaned up back into the pool under water.. very frustrating when you have high winds or storms that need cleaning up regularly. I suggest a deeper net if you have that situation with the weather the way I do.

Net seemed stiff, but softened up and the scoop design works great, small debris scoops right in! String and durable feeling

The entrance to the netting is much larger and stronger than past generations I have had. The netting seems also to be tighter and made of stronger material I have only had this a short time but think it is the best one so far

Bought this pool net to replace one that I bought for a big box store,this net is a lot stronger and really gets the job done

We have a dying tree (vine strangulation) that is dropping leaves into our pool even in June. This tool helps me clean off the pool surface daily. It is sturdy and works very well. To remove the leaves from the net, I turn it over and shake it a few times. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Ok, a little background first. I didnt buy this for a pool. I have an old shallow well that the previous property owners abandoned, letting all the insulation rot and fall into the well. I've decided to bring the well back into service as a secondary water source so we aren't using our cistern water for the garden and lawn.So I bought this to scoop out the insulation sitting at the bottom of the well. I bolted it to a 20ft telescoping pole and basically jigged it across the well bottom over and over. The net got dragged against the steel well sides, and I was pulling up soaked insulation weighting likely up to 30lbs. This net took it no problem. No deformation of the metal rim, no abrasions on the mesh net. The twisted lip allows you to get a very close "shave" to the bottom you are skimming. Worth every penny spent and saved me $300 on a hydrovac truck for such a silly little project.