Soccer Goals for Sale

If you’re in the market for soccer field equipment then ‘Where do you find soccer goals for sale?’ is an important query. You first need to define what type of soccer goals you’re looking for, what the purpose of the purchase is and roughly how much you want to spend.

Soccer goals come in one standard size for official games, but if you’re looking for a practice goal, there are many different options depending on the ultimate intention for the goal (shooting practice for example, or small-sided games as another example).

If you’re looking to make this soccer goal purchase for a full soccer field, then you absolutely need the standard size goals. There are very few essential ingredients to a full field official soccer game, but actual soccer goals are certainly one of them. These can be quite expensive, and they are of such a significant size and relatively permanent installation that you wouldn’t want to install one in your backyard just for practice unless you had an enormous space just devoted to soccer. You see regulation goals at nearly every middle school and high school in America, and they can really be as simple as just the 24’ by 8’ frame dug into the ground and then cemented in for stability purposes. At the more elaborate end, you can buy something like the Kwik Goal Pro Premier World Competition Goal for around $2,600. This is the exact goal you’d see the professionals play with in international competitions where the net is held in place by additional portions of the system (see image).

A soccer goal measures twenty four feet wide by eight feet high and if you were installing it just for practice you’d ideally want about thirty yards of space in front of the goal to have the space to shoot from an effective and realistic distance. If you can’t install a net behind the goal to catch any errant shots then you’d also want twenty to forty yards behind the goal before your neighbor’s property or you’ll be climbing their fence rather often to retrieve your soccer balls. You can install a fairly inexpensive goal for somewhere in the vicinity of $500-700 if you aren’t looking for anything fancy, and if you know someone who is particularly handy, they might be able to make you a goal for much less than that.

If you’re in the market for a practice goal, then you literally have dozens, if not hundreds of options to choose from. It is essential that you at least have a general purpose in mind before making a purchase. An example would be solo-shooting, in which case you’d want a net that had a rebounding capability (basically an extremely taut stringing of the net so it bounces back to you. Another example would be use in a small-sided scrimmage either with or without goalies. There are many types of practice soccer goals manufactured for sale, and they can range in size from just a few feet wide to almost a full 24’ regulation.

The major theme behind these goals is that they are completely portable and not installed into the ground in any permanent way. They are usually held down by tethered stakes or some type of simple weighting system.