BazookaGoal EXP 200x75cm
Features
- Solid Pop-Up Frame
- Telescoping Poles
- Folding Crossbar
- Solid Pop-Up Frame
- Telescoping Poles
- Extendable Crossbar
- Recoil Frame
- 8-Shape Connectors
- Quick Launch Button
- No Pegging Needed
- Composite Materials
- Net Becomes The Carry Bag
- Adjustable Strap
- Yellow Low-Light Trim
- Lightweight and Compact
- Suitable for all Surfaces
- Safe for all Ages
Specifications
- Size: 200 x 75cm / 6.5 x 2.5ft
- Folded Dimensions: 150 x 15 x 15cm
- Weight: 5kg / 11lbs
Welcome to the new generation in the Bazooka Goal family. Since its introduction to the UK, the solid frame pop up goal has been encouraging up and coming footballers to play anywhere they can carry their Bazooka Goal. The 200 x 75 Bazooka Goal is the world's first extendable, solid frame, pop up goal with telescope folding. It offers variable goal width sizes for different age groups and skill levels.
This solid frame pop-up goal is ideal for small-sided training exercises that requires fast and flexible set-up. It is made by an incredibly strong and lightweight frame that features Bazooka's award-winning telescope design. Enjoy the no-fuss, pop-up functionality, convenient shoulder-to-pitch portability, and compact size for transport and storage. Suitable for all surfaces and safe for even the youngest players.
Quality conscious coaches choose the Bazooka Goal for their teams for a number of reasons. The solid frame which is made from a high quality composite material making them long lasting and durable, alongside the patented spring-coil flex system which flexes the goal on impact and reduces the need for ground pegging. The 200 x 75 Bazooka Goal is super lightweight, weighing only 5kg, meaning anyone can pick them up and move them.
Bazooka Goal 200 x 75 is used by the world's leading professional clubs like Liverpool, Real Madrid, Manchester United and many more in their daily training-sessions at the Academies and Soccer Schools. These goals are the future of both freestyle football and professional coaching.
