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.
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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.
248752
I would suggest the 4 footer. I also like to use corner flags or a coaching stick for goals so that the kids do not goal guard. If you get these make a retaining arc with discs infront of goals so kids will not stand there and play GK. hope this helps.
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
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!
831973
Having nothing else to base my decision I used my glove size. L. Although I think the xl would have worked well too. Imo I think it is better to go bigger than smaller. I would think it depends on the type of riding you do.
2108411
It appears to be a standard basketball hoop size. Any size replacement ball (anything from a junior size basketball to a full sized adult regulation basketball) should work fine.
2265083
I bought the bungees at Dick's Sporting Good's. Not sure the size, but they are the exact ones that come with the net at original purchase.
776365
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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Right now I coach U13 Girls, but I have been using 6 foot pop-ups for the last few years from ages 10-13. I would say stick to the 6ft or 8ft goals with size 4 or 5 balls. 4ft goals work well with size 3 to 4 balls.
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I recommend the 6 ft bar if you're not lifting metric tonnes. If you have the room and need to lift a lot more, go for the 7!
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I measured mine and they measure a little over 4.75". If you want larger you might try Woolery.com. They have sone that are 6" in size.
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It's either 6' by 6' or 8' by 8'. I recommend the larger one so you can be slightly further away and it still catches 99.9% of your shots. Works great. Also suggest getting a mat to hit off of, at Walmart for about $30, 12 by 18 inches or so.
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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
458011
All of the goal sizes are provided on the bownet website. I would check there.
1823605
Lots of factors needed like game distance but as a quick answer the 36 inch is ok but i made mine 4feet 5 inches little better for me for power longer tube for me more accurate
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Be carefull - it has to be standard balls size, the cheap ones recommended by Amazon will not work
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We left it in our summer house, but I saw this at sport authority first, they didn't have the size I needed so that's why I got it from amazon. They could answer your question or if u stop by you can actually take a look. Hope that helps, Silvia