What size should I buy to use for a standard 6x6 ft lacrosse goal with the extended area to the back to catch the ball?
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Personally, based upon your requirements I'd go with the 10 x 20. That should allow for the coverage you require without drawing the net too tight. I think the larger size will allow you to stake down the back. You could even so slightly larger (larger is better in this instance) to allow the sides and back to be staked down. Any excess could be wrapped up with plastic ties. Hope this helps.
739514
I got a 12by12 amd put it right up against my lacrosse goal and it works fine.
739515
I bought 12x30 and wish I bought 12x50. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and it will work perfectly. It's important that you drape the net loosely so it catches the ball. Ours was up the entire winter in NY and still works beautifully.
765139
I build 6x4x3 goal by myself using PVC pipe and after getting the Net was disappointed as it didn't fit. you have to go one size up. Will return. As it said on previous comment if you want to fit 5x4x3 get the 8x4x4 and it will fit.
1542357
I would definitely go with the 7'x7' net. perfect size for both pitching and hitting. It's still small enough that it can be setup in basement or garage as well.hope this helps:regards,dino
1283588
4" sticks would work best, although you could probably use a 6" stick, it would be on a slight angle if you did.
2225971
By US Youth Soccer standards 6'x18' is recommended up to U12 soccer players. 8'x24' is recommended up to U19 soccer play.With limited funds, I would buy the bigger goal. Refer to the following website for US Youth Soccer recommendations.http://www.usyouthsoccer.org/coaches/goalsizes/Hope this helps.
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I have a 6x4x3' PVC frame and the net easily fits the dimensions. Obviously, the bungee cord is designed to stretch and would probably fit a 7x5x2' frame. Though, the bungee cord will be much tighter and might be less durable. If you purchase the net and discover that it doesn't quite fit or feel that is too taunt, you might consider weaving a nylon rope in and out of the net and around the frame to extend the net to fit your frame. Hope this helps.
680042
I would suggest the regular "horse" size. You can always punch more holes in it if it's too big.
46978
I have the 4 ft Golme goals and I love them! I coach a U6 team and use them in my backyard often. The kids hang on them and they are holding up very well! They are rounded which is less goal area but they pretty much dribble the ball into goal or "pass" it in so the top corners aren't necessary. Good luck!
1514773
I don't know much space you have but I bought one of these for my son for lacrosse and I was surprised how big it actually is. I would guess you would want a minimum of 20 ft of throwing distance.
245574
i takes the smaller shaft balls and the length is standard the base is only about 5/8 on the ball mount so any 1 7/8 ball should work
119915
No I checked with a lacrosse ball, the netting is small enough so the ball wont go thru only in the orange part of the net. the sides of the net are to big.
426503
Generally speaking, it depends on your height. If you are 6 ft or taller, you should get the 75 cm version. If you are between 5'5" and 6 ft, get the 65 cm, and if you are 5'4" or shorter, get the 55 cm version. That said, I am 6'2" and I have balls in all three sizes as they serve different functions depending on the exercise you are doing.
1988546
I have the set with the extra inch, and I am 6'3" so my guess would be you should get a shorter club. But, I love the quality of the club set in general, so with a shorter shaft it could be great for you. Also, if you use a "Moe Norman" single plane technique, which normally uses longer clubs and a stance significantly far from the ball, it might work well for you.
98671
The 10x10 should be fine it will give you some slack at the bottom that folds away from you and will catch the worm burners you hit...you will not be disappointed with this net.
2030021
Nope! You need a goal. I had an existing standard size hockey goal and the EZ-goal fits it perfectly.
1189747
you should use this size: http://www.clearbags.com/4-15-16-x-6-9-16-crystal-clear-protective-126x16.html/ you can buy them direct from their website
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I think a large would be the minimum. Also depends on how much gear you have. I would probably select an extra large to be safe.