Built with an advanced X-frame structure for maximum stability and durability.
Constructed from rugged 600D Oxford fabric with a weather-resistant coated frame.
Quick, tool-free setup for instant use. Optional backrest and cup holders provide
added comfort and practicality.
GISCO Aluminium Folding Goal having caught the eye of professional coaches
Innovative soccer training goal can also be used to provide the premium levels of quality to clubs of all standards. With a speedy assembly process and folding side frames.
•Allows it to be used at home, sports centres and even by schools are lightweight and portable.
•High-strength 50mm OD aluminium in a black powder coating
•Premium quality micro mesh goal net in florescent orange to enhanced visibility during the winter and night-time
•No tools required for the quick and easy 12 second assembly and folding away process
•Net comes with hook and loops fasteing for secure attachment
OPTIONAL CARRY BAG FOR 5FT X 3FT GOAL
Folded Size – 40” x 30” x 4” (100cm x 75cm x 10cm)
Goal Weight – (8.6kg)
Size – 41in x 30in (105cm x 78cm)
Handles on both sides
Quick release fastening straps.
Shinguard provides reliable protection with a sleek, lightweight design.
Its contoured shape ensures a comfortable fit and unrestricted movement during play.
All weather professional goal to provide the premium levels of quality to clubs of all standards. with a speedy assembly process and folding side frames.
High strength 50mm OD aluminium.
Premium quality micro mesh goal net.
No tools required for the quick and easy 12 second assembly and folding away.
Net comes with hook and fastening for secure attachment.
Touch Line Barrier System is ideal for cordoning off courses
Qucik and easy to assemble and dismantel
Fast and simple rope winding system
Steel spikes suitable foe anchoring
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.
