17 Kg casted solid iron with chain & clips to hold soccer goals.
Suitable for use on grass, artificial and 3g surfaces.
Powder coated blue with handbag style handle.
17 Kg casted solid iron with chain & clips to hold soccer goals.
Suitable for use on grass, artificial and 3g surfaces.
Powder coated blue with handbag style handle.
Counter Balance Weight
These football goal posts for the garden are an ideal choice for
youngsters – providing an excellent introduction to the world’s
favourite sport. Includes net, clips and ground anchors. Comes
in a carry bag.
A ball pressure gauge is a tool used to measure the air pressure
inside a soccer ball (or any sports ball). It ensures that the ball
is inflated to the recommended pressure, which is crucial for optimal
performance during training or a match.
Ideal readymade set for fixing the soccer nets to the goal.
Set comprises of Heavy duty rubber mallet.
40 x 8 in steel pegs #66191
80 fast clips #66421
UPVC Training Goal Post is a lightweight yet sturdy goal ideal for
practice sessions and recreational play. Made from durable UPVC
material, it offers easy assembly and excellent weather resistance
for long-lasting use.
Spring Back Mannequin for Training.
Made of Tubular steel with four legs & four steel pegs for ground housing.
Great to practice more kicks in less time.
Our Gisco water bottles are of great quality and are fitted with a sports cap. Bottle has a see through line to have a check on water level.The bottle also includes an area for player or club names to be written on to avoid any mix ups.
Heavy duty plastic posts 25mm.
Ideal training tool to improve your passing & shooting skills.
Fitted with 8mm galvanized steel spikes at both ends.
Height:33cm & Width: 46cm
Portable team bench with integrated water-resistant, UV-proof canopy for all-weather protection.
Built with a premium powder-coated steel frame and durable 600D Oxford fabric.
Quick-fold design requires no tools for setup. Ventilated top ensures airflow and comfort,
includes carry case for easy transport.
