ANCHEER Portable Soccer Goal Net for Teens/Adults - Quick Set-Up Soccer Net for Backyard（12 x 6 ft）

Bought this Goal for my sons's 7th birthday. He and his friends played with it for four hours. I installed the provided anchors at the 2 corners and the 2 front goal posts. Kids were hanging on the net and messing with it, & it didn't affect it one bit or knock it over. When they let go it just sprang right back into its shape. Set up & tearn down only took minutes, & it comes with a bag to store it in, which makes it easy to bring with you to the park or wherever you want to go. Overall this was a solid purchase and I had many people at his party ask my where I purchased it.The only thing I would consider doing is getting different anchors to really make sure it dosent go anywhere in the ground. But I'm in no hurry to do that yet, as its solid right now & if anchors come lose ill jusy push back down.

Out of the box this is relatively easy to put together. Any time you take it down, if you are careful and organized, it will make putting it back up much easier. The net will get caught and be a challenge if you do not fold it properly when putting it away.I use this for 7 and 8 year olds. One of the back supports for the poles has broken and does not hold the net back as it should. The goal is still usable, but it does not hold it's shape and with one support already failing, there is concern the rest of the pole supports will fail as well.

Updating this a couple months later. I had reached out to the seller for assistance and they were fairly responsive. I had asked where I could purchase a replacement part, but they sent me a replacement. Very much appreciate their responsiveness and support.I have used a few other similarly-sized (but differently built) versions of these goals, and this is still my preferred version. A couple tips:First, when telescoping the back portion, it helps to provide some support to the side arms that come forward from the base. These arms pull down and twist the square frame which creates a lot of friction, so it's difficult to move them. When you provide some counter-pressure against gravity, it telescopes quite smoothly. I also applied some furniture paste wax to the inner telescoping pole just to be sure - which was probably not necessary in retrospect.Second, when putting it back in the bag, if you are meticulous about keeping the net away from the parts of the frame that accept the flexible poles, then put the metal frame in first and drape the net material over the rest of it, you are MUCH less likely to get a tangled mess the next time you take it out. It took a couple times to get it right but after that it was a pretty quick set up and take down.Still: KEEP TRACK of the metal tubes that connect the poles, they eventually come loose and if you lose them it's much less effective as a goal!__________________ORIGINAL REVIEW:__________________After owning this for a couple months and setting it up/breaking it down maybe 10 times, the metal tube that connects the 2 halves of each pole became disconnected from the end of the pole half (it's glued on and the glue does not last). This resulted in a lost connector and the goal is no longer stable for use. I have contacted the seller and will see if I can get this fixed, otherwise I'll have to determine if I can find a replacement on my own. It's a shame because otherwise this was a great goal to use, I actually prefer it to the more expensive version my assistant coach owns.

My 12 year old spent his birthday money on this net and loves it. For reference in the picture, he's just 4'9" and can reach the top of the net. It's been a hit with the neighborhood kids and so far we haven't had any issues. He got it about three weeks ago and it has had quite a bit of play without any issues. My hubby didn't have any problems setting it up, so I'll assume it's an easy set up item.

I bought this net a couples weeks back for my daughter to practice. Within a couple uses the net has ripped. I would not recommend buying this net as it is not durable.

I’ve been using this goal in the back yard for a couple of months. I never leave it outside when not in use. It works exactly the same as the soccer club practice goals. Just got to be careful of the net sleeve getting caught or pinched on the hinges when folding the frame back up. Also may need to grease the sliding metal part in the future. I would buy again.

Boys love it and this can take a beating without breaking. I recommend. I had to watch a YouTube to put it together but I may not be great with directions. Not hard to put together with one person, once you figure it out.

Easy to set up, sturdy and attractive. My 16 year old grand son put it to the test and it easily handled anything they gave it. My grand daughter, was the recipient of the gift was very happy with it. It is easy to move around when mowing. It is easy to put up and take down. One person can do it but it is a bit easier with two.