EliteGo Portable Soccer Goal | Instant Pop Up Net | Fiberglass Poles, Sets of 2

Okay. I usually never write review or anything.. but here we go.First, I recently bought Elitego Cornhole for just small little fun for my kids and I loved it.. especially the design and being portable. So I tried to see if there were some more product for my backyard for my kids who are super active... (sometimes too much..)omg. SOCCER NET!! I love soccer and so my kids.. this was just perfect for our backyard.. we can play mini soccer all day with this thing. Again, I love how portable this thing is. You can bring this thing pretty much anywhere. Take this to barbecue or park you will be a hero. It took me about 5-10 mins to shovel that frame into the orange sleeve but that's it. so easy to assemble. once you assemble this, you won't have to do that again ever. you just gotta carry it in the bag.I am super satisfied with this product's quality and its price.This deserve more than 5 starts. Highly recommended.

I have two boys that love kick the soccer ball around and also coach soccer. I was looking for something that was portable, did not take up much storage space, durable, and fun to use. These nets met all those requirement and it's turning out to be a great purchase. It comes as a pair and is perfect for mini games. I brought it to soccer practice and the kids loved them. It worked much better than the cones I used in the past. I also don't have to hear them complain about goals/no goals on balls that role over the cone or them chasing the ball down after each goal.Pros:- Very durable. I took some hard shots into them and they stayed in place with no harm to the nets.- Folds up to be very compact to store and comes with a storage bag.- Portable and easy to set-up once assembled.- They look cool and are fun to use.Cons:- Set-up. It took a few minutes to put each net together. It really was not too bad, but I really have nothing else I could think of as a con.Overall very satisfied with my purchase and would recommend this product.

Assembly was fairly easy but there are two things I'll point out:(1) it is definitely easier to have 2 people for initial assembly; the first goal I assembled myself and it was a bit challenging at times holding the pole and trying to slide the net over it by myself. My wife helped me assemble the second and it went much quicker(2) the instructions were messed up (i.e. incorrect images and directions not in the correct order). However, after a minute or two of thinking it through, I figured out how things needed to go.Once the goals are assembled though you don't need to do it again (unless you need to completely take them apart for some reason). They fold down nicely and fit into the provide carrying case. The carrying case has a handle to carry it and a loop if you want to hang it up in a garage (which was a nice feature). The only other feature I would have liked with the carrying case would have been a small pocket to store the stakes to hold the goal down. But I just put them in a small zip lock bag and then put them inside the carrying case with the goals.So far I've only used the goals once. They popped right up and it took me less than a minute to stake them down and be ready for play. Since I've only used them once I can't speak to their durability however they do seem to be sturdy.We are using them for small-sided adult coed pick up soccer so there is probably a bit more force being put on the goals than if it were kids using them but they held up just fine during the first use. I will note that we are not using them to shoot the ball hard into; my assumption is that if you were shooting the ball hard frequently their long term durability would not be great.Overall, I am very happy with these pop up goals and hoping to use them for a number of years.

The goal set I received was a return from somebody else because the packaging was already messed up.I guess who received the goal set before me, got my same impression of the goal set:1.super-complicated to assemble and very time-consuming.2.not sturdy at all. At every kick of a 5 years old football player the goal was falling apart!3. the mounting system was all metal = rusting in just few days playing outside on the grass....if you were able to set up the goals in a decent time!Don't buy it, especially for almost $50! The price of the item is not worth 5 bucks!

Overall, it's not a bad little set up. Once you have it built it folds down very easy. The issue is with the cord that runs through the poles - it's knotted at the end and if this knot releases, you lose the cord and then it's very difficult for the poles to stay together (think about how you have that fabric cord running through your tent's poles). Well, this happened and so I am sending it back and getting a replacement. When I get the new replacement i'm going to double knot and then also reenforce in some way. Hopefully this will solve it. But, we'll see. I'll plan to follow up after double knotting and see how long it lasts. Obviously, my expectation is that I should not have to do this...but, since I hope it to be a simple fix, i'll give it a try.

I run a summer Youth Rec program for a local not-for-profit organization and during this summer of COVID, with all municipal, school, and library programs canceled, mine is truly ‘the only game in town’. So my program has always been for kids 7 and up, but this year I extended it down to 4 year olds. I bought a pair of these goals so the littler kids could play soccer while their older siblings play ‘real’ soccer. They have been great for soccer, hide and seek, capture the flag, private spots for reading and creating art, and creative duck duck goose. They have been ‘heavily’ used daily for over a month and are still in like new condition!

These goals are very sturdy! I wondered if these goals were able to work fine under windy weather. But, with the stakes, It did a very nice job holding up in windy weather. Very happy with this product, and it feels like it is going to last long!