Portable Soccer Goals Set of 2, Soccer Nets 4x3 ft Mini Small Indoor/Outdoor Backyard Soccer Goal Set, Pop Up Soccer Target Practice Agility Speed Training Equipment with Soccer Ball

Very good quality, the the extras that came with it, the cones really help with controlling the ball and strengthen his foot work. Also the agility ladder helps improve his speed. Overall love itThe only thing bad is the goals aren’t easy to take apart for transporting.

As soon as my kids come from school the first thing they do is go outside and play soccer. Keeps them busy.

The ball split on the first time using it but the grandboys still like the set!

I tried to upload videos of how difficult it was to inflate the soccer (without success), but iPhone video format is HEVC, not supported. But see the screenshots. First of all, the inflation tool is really tiny, see I put a ruler next to it. It’s literally only 7 inches long. Imagine how difficult it would be to use and it’s about 1in wide. Plus, it’s made of thin plastic. If you drop it, it will definitely break. Low quality. Then I try to use my foot to hold it while my hands are trying to pump the air in, the needle keeps leaking air. After like 5 min of trying to inflate without success, I have to give up. I didn’t even bother to take rest of the parts out of the box given how cheap the materials and difficult/impossible to inflate. Portability wise, it is light, but it also tells you it doesn’t hold while you set up the gate. The ground mount is very tight, also about 6 inches. It won’t hold. It doesn’t come with instructions to assemble the gates. I won’t recommend this untested product with “corner cutting” design of the manufacturer.

This dual goal net set with soccer ball and training accessories came from FitFizz and was priced at $50 when we ordered. The package included two nets, four poles assembles (two per net), and two elbows sets (one per net). Included with the nets was a size 3 childrens soccer ball, hand pump, a dozen stakes, half a dozen training cones, and a foot work ladder.The ball was soft and light weight. It held air, or at least as much air as the terrible pump that was included could possibly put into it. The 8"x2" cones are thin and flexible, but should be resilient based on the hand feel. The footwork ladder is adjustable and came very closely spaced together, but can be adjusted with two people. The side tracks are nylon strap material and the steps are a flexible plastic. The included stakes are good enough and didn't bend overly easily.The goals themselves are very light weight. The edges are made of tent like nylon material and the fiberglass poles are also tent like in nature. The poles look like the poles from any given tent, except they have a 90 degree connectors in them. You must snake the poles, 90 degree fitting and all, through the pole tunnel along the edges of the goal twice for each net. The ends of the poles then socket into the pair of elbows which are connected to each other via a flat nylon strap. The end result has tent like rigidity. It's light and flexible. The flexible nature allows it to bend with impacts, then flex back into place. It is light weight, but should function well enough as long as no one falls on it and adults don't boot 100mph regulation weight balls into it.The setup time was undesirable. Do you like setting up tents when camping? It's just like that, but worse. They do store flat at the 6'x4' size if you just remove the elbows. This is fine if one has a truck bed for transport, or wall space in the garage to lean them on. It can save allot of setup time.We got this for street hockey and where a little disappointed, but it did work for the most part. The netting looks to be too small for a ball to pass through, but the material stretches a bit and balls at speed can pass through the net with varying frequency depending on the ball size. 63mm tennis balls go through 50% of the time, 66mm regulation street hocky balls pass through about 10-20% of the time, but my older 69mm hotball didn't pass through once.Overall these goals are very lightweight, easy to transport in the bag, and standup on their own to catch balls as intended. They are also inexpensive for a two net set. The down side is it is very light weight and not designed for abuse. Don't fall on it... maybe carry duct tape in case you do. The setup time was also undesirable.

Fáciles de armar y de buen tamaño.

We really enjoy using these soccer goals. Assembly was straight-forward and the goals are large and easy to see thanks to the bright yellow border around the goal entrance. The nets are strong and we have not been able to kick a ball out the back side of the goal (either through the net or under the frame) with the included stake.They are portable enough, like setting up and taking down a simple tent, if you want to take them to a park or field to play with. Obviously they're not official size, but they are big enough for training and setting up games with little kids.I haven't set up the ladder yet since we are having fun just kicking balls at the goal, but it seems pretty durable, and the rungs are nice high visibility color. The cones got added to our collection since we have a bunch already, and they are tough enough to withstand being stepped on and kicked around.It even came with a soccer ball and pump. The ball is a great size for the kids to kick around and it is pretty tough - we haven't had to refill it since the initial fill-up.This is a great soccer goal set with a lot of great extras. My kids and I have have a lot of fun with it and I definitely recommend it.

The setup was under 10 minutes. Love the color as it stands out in our backyard for the kids playing soccer at night. No missing parts. Extremely durable against the frequency of balls hitting it. The value for money is great given what else you get on top of a goalie net! It’s stable and has survived some major storms here. Easy to collapse and transport too!