Volleyball Systems

ONE SYSTEM.
GRASS TO INDOOR.

Built for players who take volleyball seriously.

Seen an Oni athlete or net this weekend? This is what we're building.

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Full-Size System · Grass + Indoor · Oni Short Court
The Oni System

ONE SYSTEM.
ANY SURFACE.

The full-size Oni System uses interchangeable lower modules so the same core system can move between grass and indoor court environments.

Interchangeable lower pole modules for grass and indoor courts
Swap the base. Keep the system.
Configuration 01
GRASS
Oni System grass base module with screw anchors
  • Interchangeable grass base module
  • Screw anchor guy lines
  • Outdoor competition and training
Configuration 02
INDOOR
Oni System indoor rubber base with suction-cup support lines
  • Interchangeable indoor base module
  • Rubber bottom and suction-cup support lines
  • Gym, club, and indoor court use

BUILT FOR BOTH.

Final product specifications are still being completed ahead of the first production run.

The Oni Lineup

TWO SYSTEMS.
ONE STANDARD.

The Oni System — full-size modular volleyball system
System 01
THE ONI SYSTEM
Full-Size Competition System

One platform for grass and indoor. Move between surfaces through interchangeable base configurations — no need for two separate systems.

  • Full-size play
  • Grass configuration
  • Indoor configuration
  • Interchangeable base modules
  • Individual and competitive use
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Oni Short Court Training System
System 02
ONI SHORT COURT
Short Court Training System

A compact training system for clubs, coaches, and athletes focused on ball control, technique, and skill development. Approximately one-third the size of a full-court system.

  • Approximately one-third size
  • Built for clubs and coaches
  • Ball-control and technique focus
  • Compact enough for any training space
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Why Oni Exists

VOLLEYBALL
DESERVES
BETTER.

Volleyball players invest in their training, travel, teams, and competition. The equipment around the sport should reflect that same level of seriousness. Oni exists to build systems — and a brand — worthy of the game.

The Name

WHY "ONI"?

One
Net
Industry

Oni isn't just a name. It's a belief that the volleyball equipment industry can be built differently — with higher standards, better design, and players at the center of every decision.

Built With the Volleyball Community

DEVELOPED AROUND
THE PEOPLE WHO PLAY.

Keoni Thiim — AVP Player and National Champion
Keoni Thiim
AVP Player · National Champion

Competed at the highest levels of the sport. Keoni brings a competitor's perspective to every part of what Oni is building.

Jameson Cooper
Co-Founder · Former UVU Volleyball Player

Former UVU volleyball player and co-founder of Oni Nets. Jameson brings competitive playing experience and a player-first perspective to the development of every Oni system.

Andy Weist
UVU Men's Volleyball

College player and early Oni collaborator. Andy brings a collegiate athlete's perspective to the systems Oni is building.

Built From Inside the Game

WE DIDN'T START WITH A PRODUCT CATALOG. WE STARTED WITH VOLLEYBALL.

Oni began with players who looked at the equipment around the sport and believed something better was possible. We are building alongside the volleyball community — athletes, coaches, and clubs who will actually use these systems.

Help Shape Oni

TELL US WHAT VOLLEYBALL EQUIPMENT SHOULD BECOME.

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FOLLOW THE MOVEMENT.

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The First Generation

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FROM THE BEGINNING.

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