Portable Lacrosse Goal Net 6x6x7FT Backyard Practice

Great setup with instructions, my son uses it regularly to practice in the backyard. The net stays outside all of the time, and it shows little wear, but the paint still looks good.

The boys love it

The frame assembly was easy, no bent poles like others reported, but I can see how that could be a problem. Our box was a little beat up on arrival but no damage to the parts. The net is the hardest part of the assembly as you need to wrap string to attach the net to the poles. I used long twist ties to get the net in place in the corners and top, and then run the string. You skip every other hole in the net and there was enough string to cross back, the net should not be overly tight.

It was easy to assemble. My bous that okay high school lacrosse have had fun with it. It’s sturdy and handles shots well in the net and off the post.

Assembling the pipes was easy however the instructions are terrible. The main problem with this product is that the instructions for applying the net are non-existent and takes 3 hours to figure out and make.

Will be returning due to poor quality. Tubes crushed so they would not fit together. Assembly was impossible due to condition. Many chips, scrapes, dents in poles.

I got it for my sons birthday and I was in a hurry to get it assembled and net ready to go so he could play with it after school. When I opened the net I noticed stains or dirt on the net. Because I was in a hurry I decided to assemble it anyway otherwise I would have exchanged it. I think it’s weird to have stuff on a brand new net. I uploaded pictures of it. But overall I think it’s good for my 12 year old. I will update once we get more use out of it.

Would it be so hard to post a video of how to string the net, because their instructions are crap! Otherwise, the product speaks for itself.