EZGoal Lacrosse Folding Goal with Backstop and Targets, Orange , 6' x 6'
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In short, yes. Standard 6 x 6 goals are used for the game.
All of the items seen in the picture are
They are quite easy to remove from the corner pockets
There are six feet by six feet in the goal. product's dimensions are made up of ten feet by eight feet because of the added extensions. The whole thing folds up easily and can be slid into the garage between the car and the open and close it
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A quality product I give it a ten out of ten. I was extremely pleased with the powder coating and the quality of the finish. The product doesn't seem to be a knock off straight from Big ROC Candy Mountain or other Chinese knockoffs, despite being "made in China". In fact, the instructions lack the typical mutant Times New Roman font, and instead look like they've been printed out by a dot matrix printer that's been run through a Xerox machine as many as 50 or 70 It is not something that young bucks will understand. **Assembly **Breaking down The last thing you want to do is sit in the hurt locker for five hours trying to weave this thing together, unless you are an 1870s New England fisherman who used to mend fishing nets for a living. Put ice in the cooler and snacks in the freezer to take the edge off. The summary is The quality of the product makes it likely that once assembled, and that being the key caveat, it could be a family heirloom that you can pass down to your grandchildren (assuming that's still socially acceptable by then).
Please pause and rethink what you're doing. Based on what I read on this goal, I highly recommend it. The construction is difficult, according to my understanding. Nothing has ever been too difficult for me to put In the event that I could have returned the product, I would have. The extra hassle was not worth it. As stated in the box, it is easy to assemble! Never in a million years! There is no value in the direction. I think if they took a few minutes to explain and show a few more images, it would be great. This is a saw that is not built solidly. For stability, precision fit connections should be used. That is not true, as the goal of the project is to join together multiple pieces of pipe. At best, it is shaky. The heavier side extensions make it top heavy, and it blows over even at low wind speeds. It is not possible to stake. The foldable chair can be moved by a kid, but with the side extensions on it, it can't be. Definitely not a good idea. If you spend 50 cents or a dollar more, you will get more.
goal is amazing and well made, but you have to be very careful when assembling it. As I was halfway through the process, I realized that some of the pieces should face a different direction. I was forced to start from scratch because the instructions do not specify it clearly. You gotta go through each step to the end before you actually begin to accomplish anything so you don't forget those details otherwise, this is a wonderful.
Is that a decent goal, a backstop, and four targets for about $150? This is amazing. With a different goal I bought for $100, I wasn't able to shoot on it after five months because of a huge gaping hole near the top. So far, though, the material seems to be holding up quite well. In fact, I ripped a hole in the backstop, but my shot clocks at about 80 mph, because the backstop is quite tight (and it rebounds my shots). Approximately 90 mph. It was a bit difficult to build it, though. The pros are I'm exasperated. - Strong - I highly recommend it - Cons Folds
I'm exasperated. I'm not a fan of construction It would be better if it had.
For the price, this is a really nice setup. I can't believe the price is so low. All the webbing needs to be attached to the rope using the provided rope, and it may take some time. If you want to attach two ropes together, you might want to look up some knot tying on the internet. The box knot is not the best way to tie a It was a bit confusing on how the poles should be oriented and some of the side panels did not attach properly to the goal as the instructions said. The side panels were just attached to the center goal with some zip ties, so it was relatively simple to fix.
The backstop of the lacrosse goal Despite its small size, the device is quite strong. It folds up, which is very helpful when mowing the lawn! It is very sturdy for the price, as well as very functional! The large size and the corner pockets make it a fun way for you to practice at home and aim. I've taught it to my son and he It was only the directions that caused me to give 4 stars. If you're going to use the picture from Amazon, you might as well go with the directions. Thanks to its intuitive design, it's pretty easy to use.
Nets on the side and within the goal are very sturdy. It is quite disappointing to read the instructions. It's possible to figure out the assembly if you pay attention to the few drawings and pictures that come in the box, but better and bigger drawings would have helped the experience. It takes a long time to install the nets as you must wrap and attach them with the provided cords. To see if I can do it faster and to see if it holds tighter, I might consider bungee cords. Once I have used it more, I will update.
Although, I had to figure out how to assemble and use it for FOREVER because the instructions were so difficult. One afternoon is quite a bit of time. The fact is that even folded up, it is heavy and requires a space of at least 6 by 10 feet to store. Buy one of the preassembled popup goal and backstop kits so you don't have to deal with the hassle. It may cost a bit more but it will also be less aggravating.
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