Champion Sports Backyard Lacrosse Goal

It is a very nice lacrosse goal. My 12 year old son, (who is an avid lacrosse player), has been using it at our second house for about a week. So far, it has been able to take his 50+ MPH shots, with only a few Velcro straps breaking here and their. It seems that if you apply the straps very tightly, they will be a lot more durable than some of the reviews. The only thing I would have to say was bad is the product came with minimal directions. It is a great goal for kids and is perfect if you have a small space to play in.

These goals are great for my 8 and 5 year old. Easy to assemble and take apart, and stores away easily. The frame of the goal is solid, though the velcro straps used to attach the net leave something to be desired for older kids with harder shots. I took one shot that was about as hard as a firm pass and a couple of the velcro straps broke. That was disappointing, though on the positive, my daughter thought I was the mightiest lacrosse player ever to walk the face of the earth after she saw the straps explode off the goal posts. If big boys and girls are planning to use this, I recommend finding a better method to affix the net. This is a kids goal, so I still rate it highly despite the flimsy velcro straps.

This is my sons second season in lacrosse and this net is perfect. It is made of steel that is relatively light weight and easy to move around. Once he starts throwing the ball hard, I will have to secure it in the grass. Overall, this is a good entry level net.

This is a lightweight, cheap goal--I get that. But the velcro wraps included to attach the net didn't last past the first shot. I restrung it with nylon cord that held up better. As for the net itself, not even durable enough for a couple of middle-schoolers. The photo speaks for itself.

It serves the trick for a 4x4 box goal, but the tubing is super lightweight and thin. Without weight in the back, a pipe shot will rock and move the whole goal. If you couldn't already tell, the net is pure GARBAGE. Within ten minutes of assembly, a hole had formed lower right and the side. And forget about the Velcro straps to hold the net to the pipe. They popped off on the first couple shots. If you buy this, be prepared ahead of time with string long enough to lace the whole goal. Then be prepared to repair and replace the net. I wouldn't recommend this item, simply because you can get the total package (heavyweight pipes, string and a thicker more quality net) for $20-$30 more. Save up for better quality. A new thicker quality net will cost $30-$45, depending on what you use for string, that could be $2-$10.

Well made frame and net, the velcro tabs we didnt use, used 24 12" plastic zip ties every 8" or so. kids love it. quarantine sucks, but this helps.

The poles were a little bent when they arrived so it took a little time to bend them back and assemble net. We decided to keep the item instead of returning it because it worked just fine.

Keeping boy busy that missed out on hos season this year

The net is great except the netting is held together around the tubing with a black fabric with sewn on Velcro strips. When a lacrosse ball is thrown into the net the Velcro literally rip off from the black strip. It’s like the stitching that holds the Velcro strip onto the black fabric strips isn’t strong enough. We ended up using zip ties in places as once the strips are ripped they are not easily repaired without a sewing machine.

A good net for my son to practice with, a little too lightweight though as it moves around a lot when you score or specially if you hit a post. Other than that we are quite happy with it as the good side of being lightweight is portability.

Kid likes it.

Great product great price

Decent net for the price but the velcro strips could have been longer to secure better.