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.
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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.
1198561
Maybe an inch. I use it for both a lax bounce back - tighten with bungee cords - and a golf hitting net.
1699866
regular size of playing cards is all I have used..Not sure if anything larger would work.
578110
ard has a 6xl that i am trying at 297 lbs you can buy two take to seam tress and walla
1546810
My ball is a "Go Fit" and I think it is 65 cm. When I looked at it, the six is a little worn (the paint), but it is either a 55 or 65 and I"m betting 65 cm is kind of the standard. Mine fits perfectly and now I can use my ball for computer work or paper work and not worry about falling off, which I did a lot before. You can change positions, bounce, etc. It is GREAT. Susan
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I think that would depend on your skill level. The goal comes out of the bag, according to the set-up instructions, and unfolds. I have used the 3x5 goals and the instructions are the same. There is a hinge at each rear corner and one in the center. My guess that the only option you would have would be to take out the center hinge point and shorten each of the bottom back cross pieces and shorten them 2", drill them out and bolt them back in place. You would void your warranty for sure, the net would not be as tight as it should be...and I would guess that the results will not be optimal. Your choice.
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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!
1098976
Be very careful of those dimensions. The company recommends 7 to 8 feet back from the net. The net is 3.5 feet off the wall. I have a room 10 x 12 and I am limited on what clubs I can hit. You are squeezed between the back wall and net. If you watch their video you see them hitting from the back of a 10 foot runner.
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I am not sure. The soccer goal that we used it for we made out of pvc pipes. You might have to just get out some measuring tape and measure it. That's what we did to make sure it fit. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
818293
not this model. The 36"x18"x24" (67 Gallon) would be the closest one from the list of options they have. For an adult Ball you want a minimum of a 45-50 Gallon and you do want it to have some height to it as they do like to "climb" from time to time. Personally, I'd recommend something similar to what we have.. a 48"x18"x24" (89.75 gallon )
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I only have the 6x6, and think it very adequate for my needs. I hardly play golf and when I do I don't keep score. Seems to make my round a lot happier. I would perhaps count the number of 'good' shots as the best way to measure progress. That aside, this net is just fine for me. I usually hit around 45 balls a day into it, say 5 times a week. I've missed the net 5 times that I can remember. It's great. One of the things I got with it is the PGM3660 3' x 5' Emerald Par Golf Mat. It is very good and very substantial. So I'd recomment the smaller net, and if you start splaying shots wildly, move closer. Just a thought. Jim
1542358
depends on control and if you will use it for batting at all. This will work fine for pitching but for also using it with batting I would probably use the 7x7
1031867
I purchased a smaller youth sized basketball to help my grandson become more proficient at dribbling and shooting the ball. The goal will accommodate both sizes, so I will transition him into the regular size ball as he gets older.
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My grandson for whom we bought the pitch back net just happens to be visiting. He loves it for lacrosse, but does not think it would work for batting practice. I think he is a reliable source. : )
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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.
922227
Perfect for a full size goal. Excellent purchase. Great deal and very good quality. We are using it at a High School and at weekend recreational league.
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The Easton web site has a useful sizing chart. Check previous answers for the link.