THE MILLIE || YOUTH SOCCER GOAL || 7x21
This goal’s welded end frames make it extremely durable when it comes to youth players firing shots at it all night long.
This goal’s welded end frames make it extremely durable when it comes to youth players firing shots at it all night long.
This goal’s welded end frames make it extremely durable when it comes to youth players firing shots at it all night long.
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SPECS & DETAILS
Dimensions: 7'H x 21'W x 3’D x 7’B
Type: Round Face
Material: Aluminum. 4” crossbar and uprights. 2” round ground bar. 3” welded round end frames.
Finish: Powder coated white posts with enhanced resistance to UV and fade
Standards: Exceeds ASTM F2950-14 Standard Safety Test and ASTM F1938-98 Standard Guide for Safer Moveable Soccer Goals.
FEATURES
All-surface friendly
Extruded aluminum frame that makes the soccer goal lightweight and easily portable
5mm HTPP braided, knotless netting with square mesh
Aluminum net clips welded to posts - guaranteed for life - to eliminate hassle with clips and accessories
INCLUDED
The Millie || Youth Soccer Goal || 7x21 (sku number)
White 5mm HTPP braided, knotless square mesh (sku number)
Stainless steel, model specific hardware kit and instructions
5 year, industry leading limited warranty
OPTIONAL
Safety system [turf] - Patented stand alone soccer goal safety system. Includes internal soccer goal back bar clamping mechanism with attachment hardware access. Frame kit with infill retainer system. Aluminum construction with gasket seal. Synthetic infill turf attachment ledge and one (1) full size blank filler plug to be field covered by synthetic infill turf contractor.
Safety system [grass] - Patented stand alone soccer goal safety system. Installed in a natural grass application. Includes internal soccer goal back bar clamping mechanism with attachment hardware access. Frame kit aluminum construction with one (1) full size filler plug factory covered with synthetic turf.
