Franklin Sports NHL Street Hockey Goal with Net - Portable Lightweight PVC Youth Street + Roller For Kids - 46"

This is a nice lightweight goal for younger players. Easy for them to bring in and out of the street. It seems to be holding up well. It is stored in the garage when not in use. It’s made of plastic pipes that are not as thick as schedule 40 PVC but thick enough not to be bendable. Plastic probably would become brittle if left out all the time. It was rather easy to assemble, no tools needed.

My 14 year old son was very happy to receive this goal for his birthday. It's perfect for the backyard or garage, and it was very simple to assemble. Given how quickly it is to snap into place, this goal will be easy to transport to a tailgate. Unlike other goals we have purchased, the net is high quality and the pvc pipes supporting the frame fit smoothly. Reasonable price for the quality and we'll likely purchase this as a gift for other friends.

My preteen son has gotten hours (and I mean MANY hours) of enjoyment from this hockey net. The description says "PVC" pipe was used but this was not the case. It is made with a cheap foam (kind of like a pool noodle) that fell apart after a few solid hits. My husband replaced the pipes with PVC and now it has withstood the test of time. Even with the replacement pipes, we feel it was well worth the money.

I got this for my husband to use for pond hockey. It is a great gift! It was easy to put together and is good quality and is lightweight. It was very easy to transport and store. Wound be great for kids, but also a nice practice net for adults.

PVC is cut to length perfectly, so in theory you could make your own, but how would you make the net? I get the comments that people complain it's just PVC but I'd say what you are really paying for is the net. When assembled it looks fine.The front posts and crossbar are colored red. The base is white. When assembling you should be putting on the net as you go or else you'll have to take it apart. It's very lightweight so you'll likely need a sandbag to put on the back to keep in place. The net is really tight in some places to stretch over the PVC tubes. It took longer than I thought to assemble but once done, it works. If kids are dragging this thing all around there's a chance it could disconnect in places, but overall it's pretty sturdy. Just make sure all connections are solid.I wouldn't recommend real pucks on this, only use the hollow street pucks made of flexible plastic/rubber.

Putting it together was the worst that it got. Great net size for practice! The kids love it

The frame crumbled like paper in just one puck shot on frame from kids. Very poor quality. Also, difficult to assemble as most parts don’t fit in each other. Comes out every time kids move it. Both fitting and durability are extremely bad. Save your money and get a steel one for the same price.

Great goal but tends to fall apart when we take it out of the garage. Annoying that I’m constantly fixing one or more of the connections