How thick is the mesh on the goal?
1757858
It is average. My son has a few holes in it, but that is to be expected. He uses it all the time and he does not really care about the mesh having rips. I used some zip ties to close up the larger hole, but it is all good.
1757859
Not that strong our eight year old has put holes in it with his shots already
1757860
Not highest quality netting. Had to replace it after a year. Still a good net for the money
1757861
The mesh is a thinner mesh. Ours lasted about half a year of daily use. Then it started getting holes in it. For the price and the ability to fold it and store in a garage. It's worth it.
1567311
Mine fit a 3' deep x 4' high x 5' wide goal, so I would say it should just fit. The net worked well for awhile. I left it outside through the winter and it got stretched, faded, and beat up. I would suggest bringing it inside at end of season.
55225
I'd say about a half inch to maybe almost an inch depending on the textured surface.
548937
About half an inch, thicker on all edges. This is after a year, and it does compress.
1944088
Not very thick...maybe about 1/8" or so. It is usable on both sides as well as both edges for a total of 4 usable cutting surfaces as the blades don't run down the center of the mat.
613880
It's made of PVC. Our soccer club has a total of 4 of these 12 x 6 goals... and they have lasted 4 years so far. The goals are located at a school... so they get "extra" use during school recess and afterschool... so one of the goals had the center the crossbar break once... it broke at the connector, so we switched it out with the same connector used in the lower crossbar running along the back of the goal. The size of the PVC is not standard... I think metric... so I wasn't able to just get any replacement PVC from Lowe's or Home Depot... but some regular PVC glue fixed the connector. Overall, the goal is really nice quality and can even be dismantled in about 10 minutes should you ever wan to put it a way for the offseason.
1029661
you could use another goal as long as it is the same or similar dimensions. the backstops are attached by weaving rope around the frame so they should work on similar sized goals. the goal i bought had pockets in the corners so the hockey player would know when he made a good corner shot. we also got a dozen of the light soft pucs so the boys could play in doors. enjoy.
2224940
Norma, I am not going to go dig it out of my boat, but it was thicker than I thought. Probably about 3". I was actually pretty impressed when I opened this quality wise. I was just trying to satisfy requirements, but it is pretty nice.
458011
All of the goal sizes are provided on the bownet website. I would check there.
1637489
Sorry I don't recall the thickness. I returned the product the following day I received it.
1198561
Maybe an inch. I use it for both a lax bounce back - tighten with bungee cords - and a golf hitting net.
780912
Hello, It doesn't seem to be too thick as its roughly 0.1". Thanks for posting!
1061853
The ball itself is about 2 inches. The surrounding metal is closer to 2.25 inches.
1656802
I am not sure. The soccer goal that we used it for we made out of pvc pipes. You might have to just get out some measuring tape and measure it. That's what we did to make sure it fit. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
486857
I'm guessing its around 6 inches. The net is quite flexible.. As long as ball fits in hoop, you should be able to get it through the net. A second ball is good idea as our kids fight over it.
1718982
It takes a little time and patience, but you just loop and tie it on. You can always use zip ties to secure the net to the metal goal too!
66548
Ok; answering my own question but posting as a response to another... 3/8" thick.