does this include the actual hockey net as well?, If included, what is the size of the goal itself? 72X48 or smaller?Thanks
461546
Yes it came with the net. I actually returned it though because I thought it came with the goal. I eded up purchasing the goal with backstop.
461547
No this kit does not include the goal. We purchased it and put it on a regulation size net we already had.
525161
It is made for a 72" goal, but I don't see why it couldn't be adjusted to fit a smaller one.
1319832
I don't think nets have age limits. :) That said, compared to a full size NHL net, this is much lighter, and a bit smaller, so the more serious the game and the larger the players, the greater chance of the net bouncing around a bit. It'll hold up, though.
808225
Oh yes sir I have a 10 6 and 3 yr old we all play street hockey. We only use the goals the sticks are too small and the balls are not good if you get the set. The goals are great and if you hit them they move so the kids are safe. Get your own sticks and street hockey pucks though
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.
580768
It's very small. It isn't a normal size score board. It's like 10inches by 8inch.. It is very diffcult to see from a distance
997500
I just replaced my net. I went to Epic sports. Here is a link to their site: http://soccer.epicsports.com/cat/13/goal-nets.html I did a bit of research and there are a couple of attributes you want to look at. The first is the material and the second is the thickness of the netting. There are two main ones used: Polyethylene and high tenacity polypropylene (HTCC). HTCC is much stronger than polyethylene, so it can be thinner. Therefore, 3mm HTCC is a much stronger net than a 3mm Polyethylene net. I bought a 3mm HTCC hexagonal net and paid $112 (includes shipping) and it is way more robust than the cheap one that ships with the goal. I can't ever seeing it breaking. Depending on usage, you may be able to get a cheaper one (like half what I paid) and have it last for a long, long time. Mine is likely overkill, but I didn't really have any guidance when I bought mine. Hope this helps.
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.
1427768
The hitting mat included with the driving net is 12 inches by 24 inches. It included 1 - 2 inch rubber tee and associated hole in mat. The mat, in my opinion, is designed for using the driver and not designed for use with clubs that would take a divot. Hope this helps
1567311
Mine fit a 3' deep x 4' high x 5' wide goal, so I would say it should just fit. The net worked well for awhile. I left it outside through the winter and it got stretched, faded, and beat up. I would suggest bringing it inside at end of season.
663827
It is only the net. You use the full size bow net frame minus a middle cross bar to hold the net.
781933
The set I have has multiple 3 foot (approx) poles that stretch across the court that attach to a piece on each end that has legs and a fitting for the upright poles that hold the net. It is self explanatory once you see the pieces. They are numbered for easy reference. Takes 2 minutes tops once you do it a couple of times. Once its up you can move it in one piece if you're careful.
230105
40 inches is the size for goalie handles - this is an attack handle and 30 inches... Regards GW
1311945
I got 2 pool sticks, balls. Brush and triangle for the pool table. Then hockey pucks and the felt handles for the hockey part. The ping pong table has the net, balls and pattles. I had to purchase new pool sticks. They were to light. And we use our table 2-3 night a wk. Its worth it if you are into pool/air hockey & ping pong. Saved us a ton at a pool hall. And our friends too.
1542659
Yes. It includes the net. It's a quality table. I am very satisfied with it.
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.
510361
Yes. A small ball that you have to inflate. My son and his buddies play with this goal all the time.