Is this goal large enough
453612
The goal is 6feet by 6feet. The added extensions are 2 feet making the entire product 10'x8'. Everything folds up easily and can slide in and out of the garage between the car and wall. (My kids take it in and out on their own.)
453613
Official size goal .. the back stop netting seems to be large enough to stop most missed shots. great for the money. only problem is that the netting will tear on back stop. wish it was heavier duty
1438792
They replaced a broken backboard which was accidental. This is a great goal. Highly recommended. Assembly takes two men and a sledgehammer, but instructions are great and once it is together this is an excellent goal. The company has taken return on mine twice (once for damaged initial shipment, and then for broken backboard)
1686144
Yes. This goal is Mylec item 814. The proper replacement netting is Mylec item number 817. It fits the 54" x 44" goals (Item numbers 803, 806, and 814).
1690011
No doubt! It does not require alot of space. Depending on who tall the hitter is your follow through may be a problem.
655007
I think that depends. Is balance something you need to work on as well? If so, I would get a bigger board to give you more space to practice.
2225975
I would get the larger one, the boys can always grow into it. The larger goal is intended for U-12 and up play. We have been very happy with it. We continue to take it and set it up everywhere we need to for impromptu play.
1624473
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!
1567312
Yes, I think so. I used this net on 3x4x5' goal that I made out of PVC pipe
1998294
My son and I use it for shooting hockey pucks. As I stated in my review, I mistakenly purchased the backstop without the actual goal itself. Once I had both portions and connected them, the goal is very effective.
1106025
It would be difficult. It is more like a yard goal, but true to size and sturdy for a goal that's not steel.
1297519
Hi Missy...I would say yes, unless you are looking for the professional type goal. We use ours on a concrete slab in front of our garage and it has worked very well for us. It's very durable and can take the hard hits against the backboard with no problem. We chose to use water and antifreeze in lieu of sand and it has sustained the cold and snow this past winter. Still looks new and doesn't bend over with your shots! We shot baskets today and would recommend this product if you're looking for a basic goal and basket. Love it!
1971200
i would say go bigger - we have had 4 people in it and had to be careful not to kick one another.
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.
1556759
In theory it should, but I would contact Goal Zero first to be 100% sure. http://www.goalzero.com/contact.html
957241
If your question is whether it's big enough, the answer is definitely. I think Melissa Soden (previous answer) is spot on.
1106026
This is a very good soccer goal for the money. The net is a little on the flimsy side, my 11 year old "premier" soccer player put a few holes in the net in the first few days. However, I would not stand in front of his shots. As far as taking it down & setting it up quickly... If you had 2 people it would probably take about 15-20 minutes. It is pretty big which makes it a little awkward to do by yourself.
1204047
If you are goal oriented, you will enjoy this planner. I responded before, but want to be more specific. Use a colored pen ( example. Purple) to record your items so they will be visible. This planner has two full pages per week, plus ample pages for planning both long term and short term goals. Just be creative and use it to meet all your needs.