Official Size 24 X 8 X 5 Ft. Steel Soccer Goal. Heavy Duty Frame w/Net. Tournament, Regulation Size Goals. Professional Portable Practice Training Aid. 24 X 8, 24x8 Foot. (2Nets)

I've been looking for a full size goal for our soccer court. I was skeptical because of the low cost. I'm so pleasantly surprised that I'm writing my first review. It's constructed well and the nice thing for us is that it's light enough to move around easily, yet strong enough to play with. The middle does sag a bit, but that's an OK trade off for us. Putting it together was easy. Great product.

seems sturdy and assembled easily.......very happy

This is by far the cheapest 24' by 8' net I could find. We have owned the net for about 2 months and it is holding up well to daily shooting from 4 kids 13, 11, 11, 8 yrs. You can see in the picture the crossbar bends down a little bit, but for the price it's not a concern. We hit the bar all the time and it has been fine. If someone hangs on the bar it will definitely ruin the goal. Having the goal with target has improved my kids ability to shoot the ball.

This was the absolutely worst buy via amazon I ever invested in. Putting the goal together was not too bad, although yielding a very flimsy result. The ties were poor and ineffective. The ball almost always escaped through the bottom of the net.However, this is supposed to be an outdoor goal and yes, occasionally it rains. When the season ended we tried to take it apart for storage and noticed that all the joints had rusted horribly. Pulling it apart was a major effort requiring 3 people. It now lies in the garage, we never considered it worth setting up again and are now trying to find appropriate ways to dispose of the goal. What a waste of money.

We put the goal up three weeks ago. My four premier soccer kids love it! They can play crossbar challenge and the ball bounces off the crossbar with moving or shaking the entire goal. Our goal was delivered in great condition. I was glad I took the time to read all the reviews. There were three bars that were slightly bent out on the outside edge. I was prepared with a small hammer and piece of wood, I just carefully hammered the edges out so the metal tubes would slide into each other. The net fit perfectly, and went on without any trouble. At only three weeks old this goal has already seen at least 20 hours of action.

Upon opening the box, several pieces had scratches and dents from shipping (see pics). There were no instructions, only a picture of the pieces apart. They were clearly labeled so it wasn’t hard for my 14yo daughter and I to get it together. Prob took about 30min (mostly bc one female piece was oval instead of round which took awhile to bend/fix). With 2-3 people and assuming not bent it would prob only take 15min plus time to attach the net. Bungees for the net are nice as it allows for hard shots but decreases stress to the net and poles. It feels pretty sturdy but has minimal lag in the center which is to be expected for a modular system. It is perfect for backyard practice but would not hold up to game play. I’ll have to get a can of spray rust-proof spray to fix the paint and prevent rusting of the metal to ensure it lasts.Overall decent practice net, especially for the cost. Extra net was also provided which is a nice Bonus.

We've had this in our New England yard for about a year and a half. Ours came already painted white and it seems like a good quality paint job that so far, has held up. Came with an extra net which we haven't needed yet. Ours is still in very good shape. This soccer goal has been out in all New England weather, even getting knocked over by a super strong wind storm. I expected it would be twisted and ruined, but it was ok. Very pleased.

Our H.S. team NEEDED goals but were on an extremely TIGHT budget. I was afraid with the price for regulation goals that they would be awful; however I was pleasantly surprised.PROSinexpensive- GREAT VALUElight weighteasy to assembly- HS kids assembled 2 goals in about 30-45 minutesCONSbent piping- we had to "hammer out" a few pieces to make fitnetting is on the cheap side- this may have to be replaced by the end of the seasonbought "heavy duty" zip ties to keep netting on (velcro straps prob wont be enough to hold)