Goalrilla Striker Soccer Rebound Trainer with Double-Sided, Ultra-Responsive Rebounding Net and Goal, Large

This is my third or fourth attempt at purchasing a soccer goal and rebounder for my now 6, 9 and 12 year old children. Save your money and just pay up to get this and be done with it. No other goal or rebounder lasted more than one year. Between rust, sun, and simple use, they are falling apart in months. I know it's tempting to get the $99 goal or rebounder, but you may as well light that Benjamin on fire.So what's so great? First the construction is and materials are top rate. All metal, powder coated or enameled to ward off rust and sun damage. All the nuts and bolts are metal as well (sounds redundant, but you will find most lesser goals have plastic fittings). The fabric sides hold the most potential for wear, but it seems to be extremely heavy duty and I would assume sun resistant.Design is fabulous as well. Overall size is larger than your standard sub $200 goal. The net (which is made of very strong braided cord) is affixed to the frame with elastic cord. This cord provides an entire surface with a very lively rebound effect. When shot from the goal side it will return to ball to you so you can keep on shooting (no digging in the net to retrieve your ball). When shot from the backside it functions as a true rebounder that has a slight upward angle so the return is sent back higher than the ball went in. Great for practicing trapping the ball and controlling the ball in the air. The rebound effect on both sides is very lively and comes back at least as hard as you sent it in.So at the end of the day I spent $400 on crappy equipment, and $250 on one that I have no doubt will last me many years. Trust me, save $400 and get the Goalrilla.

This goal is built like a tank yet it can still be moved relatively easily. My kids have some powerful kicks at their age and they love this.

Fantastic net. Incredibly sturdy... neither my wife, son or I could believe how heavy and well constructed the frame posts were. The frame will definitely stand the test of time!Assembly was fairly straight forward. The Frame was really easy with all parts properly marked and instructions spot on. The net took a little more time and was a two person job (one person could do it, but not easily). Remember the old adage - measure twice and cut once? Well that applies to net installation - read the instructions twice and install the net once. You will be required to "string" (e.g. weave) a long bunge to connect the net to the frame. While it might sound easy; it was a little difficult. If you pay close attention to the "weave" pattern outlined in the instructions you life will be much easier.One note about the netting. It certainly had a nice feel to it; but if left in the sun it will break down (like most plastics / rubbers) in a year or two. Given the quality of frame - it might be worth pulling the net into the shade when not in use. My sense is the netting will last a whole lot longer.Overall this is a terrific net.

The kids love it, we brought it for my sons birthday. It’s a great size and the rebound function is awesome for honing his skills by himself, however all the reviewers aren’t wrong! It’s a total pain to set up. Definitely needs 2 people to set it up. Another thing I noticed was on day two there was a little paint already peeling off the frame - but solid design. (Adding to the collection of kids youth sports accessories) Would recommend it.

This goal met and exceeded my expectations. The size is just perfect for our 8 and 11 year olds who both play with this - along with the rest of the neighborhood. It is extremely sturdy and very well made with high quality materials. My 11 year old daughter and I put it together by ourselves in a little over an hour. I would have been lost on attaching the bungee if I hadn't watched the online video on the website, as I referred back to it on several occasions. You definitely need two people to do the bungee chord for the rebounder net, but once we watched the video it went fairly smoothly.My husband and I both played soccer and it works for both of us as well. My daughter even practices her volleyball drills on the back of the goal rebounder. She has to be on her knees (because the goal is too short to use in this manner), but with her modifications she can volley and set to herself rather easily. It works on her ball control. While the goal is smaller than the regulation soccer goal, I can already see my sons accuracy improving since he has this smaller target and his ball control skills are improving as well. The rebound is quite strong so it helps with coordination and movement.We've only had it a few months, but I've gone through several cheaper smaller / versions and I can already tell the difference. You get what you pay for, but this is a great price. I did a lot of research before purchasing this and for the size and quality, you can't beat it.

Great product so far, although less than 1 month old. It was a bit of a struggle to put together because one of the pieces was not manufactured properly, so the goal does not sit flat on a flat surface. (I followed the directions exactly as instructed. A piece was manufactured improperly.) However, my son wanted to use the net sooner rather than later, and I did not want to hassle with returns. And it sits in the grass, so we place a board under the defective side and stake down around it. Some of the rings which hold the net also were improperly manufactured - they were bent and painted while bent. So, I bent them outward in order to allow me to string up the bungee cord for the netting. The bending of the rings was not difficult, although I don't know if raw metal is now exposed to the elements. The manufacturer also shorted us two washers for the screws. However, other than those defects, while it was somewhat of a struggle to install the net (you must have patience), it works VERY WELL as a rebounder. My son loves it. I think it is a bit overpriced overall at $300. However, I may change my mind if it lasts several years. We shall see.