Sollbol is a net-free paddle sport played singles or doubles on a portable 12' x 30' court you can set up in minutes. It’s designed for competitive, strategy-driven rallies that you can play almost anywhere.

Sollbol is different in three core ways:

1. No net - Faster setup and fewer location constraints
2. Portable full court -the court comes with you
3. Strategy-first rules -upward-arc shots and line-target scoring create a unique tactical game
   
   

Sollbol is designed for a wide range of players—beginners through advanced athletes. It’s quick to learn and rewarding to master through strategy, placement, and control.

Yes. Families love Sollbol because it’s easy to learn and works for mixed skill levels. Adult supervision is recommended during setup and play, especially when using stakes.

Each point begins with a controlled opening exchange, and the ball becomes “in play” after the third touch.

The point has a
short “friendly” start phase to establish the rally. After the third touch, standard scoring rules apply and points can be won or lost.

No. Spikes are not allowed in Sollbol.

A spike is any downward movement of the ball that lacks an upward arc after contact.

After contact, the ball must travel with a trajectory that rises (even slightly) rather than being driven downward. This rule shifts the game toward control, strategy, and placement.

The no-spike rule increases rally strategy and keeps the game accessible while still being intensely competitive. It rewards finesse, positioning, and shot-making rather than only power.

Spiking or hitting the ball downward results in a strike, and the point is replayed.

• First strike: A friendly warning
• Second strike and beyond: The opposing team earns 1 point for each additional strike

If a hit’s legality is unclear, replay the point and keep the game moving.

Sollbol is built around flow, strategy, and long rallies — when in doubt, replay the point and keep it fun.

• Keep one end of each boundary line staked in the ground when winding or unwinding.

• In soft or deep sand, clear and flatten the surface before inserting stakes for a more secure hold.

• On windy days:

-Keep the reel low to the ground when winding or unwinding to prevent boundary lines from twisting or catching wind.

- Lightly toss small amounts of sand over the black ribbons to help keep lines in place.

The full court is 12′-6″ × 31′

Each side measures 12′-6″ × 15′-6″

The complete set weighs 4.5 lbs

Most players can set up and break down the court in about 5 minutes once familiar with the system.

You’ll need room forthe 12′-6″ × 31′ court, plus an extra 4–6 feet of clearance around the edges so players can move safely in and out of the court.

Sollbol is designed to travel. Common places include:

• Beach
  
• Backyard
  
• Park
  
• Grass fields
  
• Desert

Sollbol’s court uses a unique ribbon-based boundary system designed for real-world play.

Boundary lines are measured from the outer edge of one ribbon, across the gap, to the outer edge of the opposite ribbon. If the ball lands anywhere within that area - on either ribbon or in the gap - it counts as landing on the line.

The court includes five total lines:

• Two sidelines
• Two baselines forming the perimeter
• One mid-court line extending from the outside edge of sideline to sideline

Yes. Boundary lines are active scoring targets. Landing the ball on your opponent’s boundary line is worth 2 points.

The mid-court line is a fault. If the ball lands on the mid-court line, your opponent scores 1 point.

Sollbol uses a simple scoring system that rewards accuracy and precision:

• 1 point when you land the ball inbounds
  
  
• 1 point to your opponent if you land the ball out of bounds

• 1 point to your opponent if the ball lands on the mid-court line (mid-court line is a fault)

• 2 points when you land the ball on your opponent’s side or rear boundary lines

Yes:

• Ball lands clearly inside the opponent’s side: you score 1 point
  
  
• Ball lands outside the court boundary: opponent scores 1 point
  
  
• Ball lands on the mid-court line: opponent scores 1 point
  
  
• Ball lands on the opponent’s side or rear boundary lines: you score 2 points

It encourages precision and strategy. The line becomes a high-value target that rewards control and shot placement.

Both. You can play:

• Singles (1 vs 1)
  
• Doubles (2 vs 2)

It depends on the format and rally length.

Games are played to 11, 15, or 21 points and must be won by at least two.

To win, a player/team must lead by 2 points at the end of the game (e.g., 11–9 wins; 11–10 continues).

Yes. The set is engineered for repeated play and travel. With normal use and basic care, it’s designed to be a long-term game system.

After use, remove any sand or grit from all components, wipe everything down, and allow all parts to fully dry before storage.

If the boundary lines become very wet, remove them from the reel and let them dry completely before reeling them back in for the next use.

Store the full kit dry in the carry bag. Whether in use or not in use, avoid prolonged exposure to extreme heat or storage in enclosed, unventilated spaces.

Protect paddles during storage by placing them in the pouches located inside the drawstring backpack.

Yes, temporarily - but they are not weatherproof. For best longevity, store them indoors and keep the lines wound on the reel. If wet, unfurl the lines and allow them to dry completely before reeling them back in.

Avoid leaving the reel or balls outdoors for long periods or in non-ventilated spaces. Excessive heat or direct sunlight can cause warping. Store all components in a cool, dry, ventilated space.

• Play in an open area free of obstacles or hazards.
• Ensure the playing surface is reasonably level and clear of hazards.
• Ensure players have adequate space when swinging paddles.
• Maintain safe distance between players during play.
• Keep spectators and non-participants clear of the play area.
• Use caution when retrieving balls during active play.
• Younger players should play under appropriate supervision.
• Stop play immediately if conditions become unsafe.

Sollbol is a recreational sporting activity. Participation involves inherent risks of physical activity. Improper use or failure to follow instructions may result in injury.

Recreational sports activities involve inherent risks of injury. By choosing to participate, players acknowledge and accept these risks.

Keep stakes away from small children under 12 years old and ensure all stakes are properly secured before play begins and during storage.

The full set includes everything needed to play: paddles, balls, and the portable court components (boundary lines and securing hardware), packed in a compact carry bag. Your product page lists exact quantities per component.

Yes. Replacement balls and court components are available so you can keep your set in play. Visit this page to explore accessories and replacement parts.

Sollbol is designed as an integrated system. For best play and consistent rules, we recommend using official Sollbol equipment.

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Yes. International shipping availability is listed at checkout. International orders may incur duties and taxes.

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