Hello, Are there two goal nets in the Mylec Pro Style Mini Hockey set or just one net?
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Just one, it also looks a little bit smaller than the picture. Th esticks are about a little bit bigger than arms length and overal for a Kids toy its fun. But you would have to order another net. Hope this helps. Thanks,Daniel Abbott
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Just one. If memory serves me correctly, there is a left handed stick and a right handed stick.
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No just one. Its perfect for a kid who plays in his front or backyard. I wouldn't use it for actual organized football. Mine uses it in the frontyard w the kids in the neighborhood and we have never had a complaint that there is just one field goal.
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No there is just one goal but full sized and easy to put together. It is not sturdy enough for someone to hang from but more than adequate to practice goal shooting.
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I'm not sure. If the goal will accomodate a standard size basketball, I would say a standard size net. Have you contacted Fisher Price about a replacement net? Good luck!
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On the top there are sleeves for the cross bars. The net actually hangs inside the poles.
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There is only one net,2 poles slide through both outer black material. Then you stand it up and put two braces on it and your done. Two people makes it go up so much easier.
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They do have special goalie skates for roller hockey...look into those first, then decide if you think it's worth it to spend the extra cash on goalie design.
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It does not come with a net. Two racquets and birdies are it! Fun to play, needs open area.
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I would actually like to know where to buy the poles as well. When I purchased the net I just assumed the poles came with it.
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Not sure what picture you looked at but the one I bought the explanation was there about what was included. The pockets on the corners of the net and the border net for protection of garages, walls etc. and total cost. My grandkids use it all the time in the house with the soft pucks and will soon take it outside for the summer. Been a lot of fun for them.
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I don't recall if instructions were included, I'm assuming they were. My team set it up but they are use to doing the set up from their summer teams. The only thing that I found that caused a problem right off was if you put the net on up-side-down. The width of the top of the net is a bit more narrow than the bottom of the net so it only goes on one way. Also, put the bottom posts into the base first, then put the net on, sliding the whole thing down. Then put the top posts on and slide the top half of the net up. You may also try to look it up on you tube. I haven't looked myself but is always someone on there demonstrating how different things are done. Good luck and hope this helps. I don't recall if instructions were included, I'm assuming they were. My team set it up but they are use to doing the set up from their summer teams. The only thing that I found that caused a problem right off was if you put the net on up-side-down. The width of the top of the net is a bit more narrow than the bottom of the net so it only goes on one way. Also, put the bottom posts into the base first, then put the net on, sliding the whole thing down. Then put the top posts on and slide the top half of the net up. You may also try to look it up on you tube. I haven't looked myself but is... » Read More I don't recall if instructions were included, I'm assuming they were. My team set it up but they are use to doing the set up from their summer teams. The only thing that I found that caused a problem right off was if you put the net on up-side-down. The width of the top of the net is a bit more narrow than the bottom of the net so it only goes on one way. Also, put the bottom posts into the base first, then put the net on, sliding the whole thing down. Then put the top posts on and slide the top half of the net up. You may also try to look it up on you tube. I haven't looked myself but is always someone on there demonstrating how different things are done. Good luck and hope this helps. « Show Less
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One fan with a spare net.I have been using this for about a month and it works well when used with light to attract bugs at night.
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Nope! You need a goal. I had an existing standard size hockey goal and the EZ-goal fits it perfectly.
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One size fits all. I had 60 lb kids to 150 lb kids in them. They have elastic straps that are more like a vest. We used them the most for scrimmages, but the goalies could swap quicker too than the other team's full jerseys.
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One fan, with an extra net. You attach the ring thing to your fan, and slip the net on. I'm on my second year with the same net.
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its been over a year since I read their promo....it comes with one net that can be adjusted for different heights. we just use it for volleyball and it has held up well...
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There are 3 plastic stakes per net, that are tied on with elastic cord. You can remove them by undoing the cord. Also included were a separate set of metal stakes, which are fully removable. The goals are very light and I use the tied stakes to hold down the net on hard surfaces by just placing a brick (or any other heavy object) on them.