Franklin Sports Youth Street Hockey Net - Indoor Outdoor Steel Hockey Goal for Kids Roller Street - Portable Junior Goal - 54" Inches

Net works very well. It takes real pucks at shots around 20-30 miles an hour. I can’t see it taking 90 mile and hour shots but overall a great high quality net. It works with street hockey balls and pucks and real ice hockey 6 oz pucks. Also, very easy to put together. The frame took about 20 minutes, and the net took just 10 minutes. Very good product

Sturdy, light hockey net. Perfect for my boys (ages 5-7) with room to grow. I would call this a mid size net, not as large/heavy as a full size yet quite a bit larger than a mini stick net with a real feel. I expect this to hold up for a long time and get lots of use, indoor and outdoor. It does take a little bit of time to set up, as you need to weave the net onto the base.

Bought this for my 9 year old son. He has spent hours shooting hockey pucks and plastic ball into it with no problems as of yet. I do store it in the garage so the weather wont play a factor in the life of the net. I did put this together by myself and it took awhile, another set of hand would have definitely cut that time down considerably.

Bought for granddaughter for birthday and after much research and reading of reviews. My son looked for durability, design and quality. After having/using this net for a few months now, I can say we recommend this item.

My early teen son saved up his money to purchase. He loves playing street hockey with friends and instead of building subpar nets with chicken wire and 2x4's he bought this through my account. He's smart and got the frame together pretty quickly. He needed help with the netting and after looking at the directions and the string I showed him how to do it on one half and he did the other. It is very light weight, very portable and the only con is now we have something else that we need to store. Other than that, he's used it every single day. It has sat outside during a snow storm and some rain so I don't know how long it will take before it rusts. But for the price point and amount of enjoyment it is worth it.

It’s not super durable, but it will do the job for a little bit. I’ve ripped probably 100 pucks on it since it was delivered the other day, and I’ve ripped the net in multiple spots. So far just repairing with zip ties, but will probably have to replace sooner than later. I’ve dented the frame all over, but to be fair I’m ripping 6oz pucks at it, and it’s probably better suited for ball hockey. The plan is to keep ripping pucks at it until the frame completely falls apart.

Could be a little more hefty/durable, but for the price point can not complaint! Works great for kids use.

This is a great goal if you use it ONLY as an indoor "soft puck" net. First, it is the perfect size for an indoor net (regulation 6x4 is just too big for my house). Second, it is easy to pick up and move out of the living room. Third, the net is just strong and taught enough to bounce a foam puck right back to you.Look elsewhere if you are going to use regulation pucks. I can't see this thing taking even a single shot without having a hole in the net or denting the post out of commission.