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Backyard Soccer Goal - Portable Kids Soccer Net - Pop Up Folding Indoor + Outdoor Goals - 4' x 3'
Backyard Soccer Goal - Portable Kids Soccer Net - Pop Up Folding Indoor + Outdoor Goals - 4' x 3'
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DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: These goals are constructed from lightweight fiberglass and steel to provide all-weather durability that is built to last season after season
PORTABLE TRANSPORT: The easy-fold collapsible construction makes these goals easy to fold in half and take on the go to the field, the beach, the park or anywhere else
EASY TO SECURE: This portable soccer goal comes with ground stakes included so you can attach it to the ground for greater stability against hard shots
CARRY CASE INCLUDED: These goals come with a carry bag included so you can easily fold them up for quick transport or safe and easy storage when not in use
DIMENSIONS: This goal is 4' wide and 3' tall which is perfect for younger players, short sided games, and skills practice
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