Ready to play frescobol but not at the beach?  No problem.  The latest line of portable frescobol backstop nets are wider, taller, lighter and more portable than ever.  Nets are custom made by hand one at a time in a workshop by Frescoball London in the UK.  The white nets establish a clean uniform backdrop which greatly improves the visibility of the red or orange frescobol ball.  The sleeves along the two end posts are available in a variety of fun bright colors.  They are perfect for establishing a safe environment for any racquet sport such as frescobol or pickleball;....

Or at least it should be. Dreamt up on the sun-drenched beaches of Rio de Janeiro, the game’s pretty straightforward in concept: two paddle-equipped partners hit a small ball back and forth, doing their darnedest to keep it from hitting the ground. In practice, though, you’ll have to spend long days outside perfecting your technique — but something tells us you’re up to the challenge. Pick up this lineup, grab a partner, and start swinging. When you’re spending a day out in the sun, enjoying the season’s finest weather, give Frescobol a shot by breaking out this three-piece starter set.....

If you haven't heard of Frescobol (or Frescoball), you're missing out! As the summer gets rolling, you need to try playing Frescobol, the perfect sandy beach sport. Don't waste your summer lounging around the beach, reading the same dusty magazine. Get up and get a game of Frescobol going!Frescobol got its start on the beautiful Copacabana Beach in Brazil during the 1940s. Played with a Vero (frescobol.com) wood, fiberglass or carbon fiber racquet and a bouncy rubber ball. The ball should be a bright red or orange, not blue as it will blend with the water and green landscapes. This....