QuickPlay PRO Soccer Target Nets with 7 Scoring Zones – Practice Shooting & Goal Shots | Available in 4 Sizes | Portable Training Equipment | Soccer Frame Not Included

Well made. Easy to assemble

Fits perfectly on our 16x7 quick play goal. Install was pretty easy, but if you’re short a step stool is needed.

This is a great net for practicing your soccer shots. It's made with a thick netting material, it has a contrast in the color of the netting for the target and the rest of the net, it has plenty of elastic loop straps for attaching it, and the color targets are attached with Velcro so you can move them around. Overall, a great high quality product.

Just setup, a few notes:-I have the 3Mx2M net and goal from Quickplay-it doesn’t fit the goal perfect, if you look closely the tension bows the goal at the bottom-also there is a clearing under the target net bc it doesn’t fit perfect.-if you trying this same setup and plan to be mobile, give yourself a good 30min to set the goal up and the net-also, this is not an all weather setup, manufacturer recommends taking down after each use. The goal and the net, may be best for indoors. 30min setup 30min teardown not for me.-Bungees take the most time, you need two people to set the goal up unless you’re suave.-I may update this post later, also going to try this on a different goal. I’m not to fond of the PVC build. It takes up a lot of volume in carrying bag and tends to warp from sunlight.-now to see how many shots it can take.Hope this helps, cheers!

I bought this net for a club sponsored soccer clinic we were putting on to attract additional kids to the sport. We were looking for something "fun" and economical that could be used as a training tool throughout the season. This net fit the bill, The net is high quality material and was quick and easy to set up and take down (less than 5 min). The bottom of the net is weighted which keeps it hanging firm. I bought the 6X12 since I had a spare frame. The kids loved shooting at it and were disappointed when I ended the session. We did a PK shootout and assigned point values to the different size holes and location. You can use the color coded patches for quick cognitive skill sessions as well. There are unlimited ways you can incorporated it into your training on the pitch or at home. Great quality tool for the money!

I received the target net and connected it to my 6x12 goal in a matter of minutes. Nothing complicated and very easy. The net seemed to be well made and the target sizes are perfect, they reward a well placed shot and penalize a poor shot. I don’t know that I needed the middle targets as the 4 corners are what my kids needed to work on but they certainly don’t hurt to have (for our drills they lose a point if the ball goes in the middle target...)As far as durability, I used this the same afternoon I received it with a clinic of 20 9-12 year olds and it held up perfectly and never came loose. Overall a great product.

This thing tore in three different spots within two weeks of putting it up. It’s in the trash now. Total waste of money. Typically I like the QuickPlay brand items. But this falls well short of quality and for this kind of money you better off spending more and getting the SKLZ Goalshot. I have 2 of those that are 5+ years old and still hold up great with no tears or etc

Assembly wasn’t difficult but it’s not something I’d want to do often by myself. Initially I thought the neon green was tacky, but then when I saw how it looked at night under our exterior lighting I see now it was a good choice. My only beef is it would be better if the corners had a net to retain the ball. Every time there’s a score you have to lift the net to get it out. Also, one of my dogs like to go into the goal to poop now that he thinks he has some kind of personal privacy netting. He couldn’t do that if each pocket had its own net to catch the ball