Mylec Steel Junior Hockey Goal for Indoor + Outdoor (52” x 43”), Easy Assembly, Lightweight, Portable, and Net Weave System (Red, 17 Pounds)

This net was perfect for my son who has taken his love of hockey off the ice and into our driveway. He is 6 and got some rollerblades as a gift, so I had to get him a sturdy net. This is a perfect, intermediate-sized net. Very sturdy, metal poles. Looks like it can take a beating. The net itself seems a little thin, but that won't be a problem since my son is still young and uses a ball and those softer orange floor hockey pucks. I imagine as kids get bigger, shooting heavier, larger pucks may cause some holes, but then again, you'd probably upgrade to a full size net by then.This is perfect for the cost and quality if your child is 10 or below.

This net is built very well, super sturdy, crossbars and frame are solid. Light enough for our 4 & 7 year old to pick up and move along to street. Easy assembly and weather proof.

Nice goal

Totally worth the money! Much more heavy duty than the Franklin 54” we had for 4 years. 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

I've been very happy with the way this goal has held up the last 2 months. I've used it nearly everyday (outside only) for "training" type activities with street hockey pucks and balls. It's got a few dents in it, and it's only what I would call "midweight" in terms of structural integrity.I could imagine with lots of bodies coming at it, lots of moving it around, or heavier duty pucks smacking it, it might not hold up as well, but for my purposes at the moment, it's been solid.Assembly wasn't without a hiccup or two, but nothing unexpected, and nothing a mallet and a screwdriver couldn't work out. The net has started to sag over time, maybe the humidity in my area has played a part (and gravity/usage), but I used a few small zip ties to cinch it back up to a tighter fit. No holes in the net yet though.It's a good solid goal for what it is. Don't expect more from it than it can offer.

pretty easy to assemble, although that went better with two people working at it. Easy to move outside for street roller hockey but sturdy for playing.

This goal is excellent for street hockey using either street hockey balls or pucks. I originally bought a Franklin PVC goal for $75 and within one hour of playing with my 6 year old son we already cracked the lower PVC pipe in several places. I highly recommend NOT getting a PVC goal, as steel will withstand a long time of playing and PVC will crack. This steel goal is light enough so my son can take it out of the garage himself when I am not around. I've had it for a few weeks and so far with daily use it has not shown any signs of wear. For $50 you cannot get a better goal. Just do not use real pucks with this, as I am sure the goal would dent. Setup was also easy, took about 15 minutes from start to finish, and all the rails were labeled with stickers so that you could easily follow the assembly instructions and know what parts the manual was referring to. For this price I may get another one for the other end of the driveway.

It is a good size hockey goal for my 7 year old grandson and his friends ... he is able to move it around because it is lightweight but is also a good quality product ... he'll get many years of hockey play with it