Replacement net for a 6'x4' hockey goal, so a worn net does not retire a good frame
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This is a replacement net for a 6'x4' hockey goal, the standard frame size for backyard and training nets. It is the fix for a net that has torn, frayed or been shot through, which usually happens long before the steel frame wears out. Anyone with a goal in the driveway, the garage or the backyard rink ends up needing one of these.
Nets wear from two directions. Pucks stretch and eventually break the mesh where shooters aim, and sun and weather weaken the cord over a season or two outdoors. Once a net starts letting pucks through or sagging off the frame, shots stop being worth tracking and pucks end up in the neighbour's yard.
Installation is the same job on any frame this size. Hook the net to the posts and the crossbar, run the ties along the base, then pull the slack out so the net hangs off the back of the frame instead of bagging into the goal mouth. A tight net also kicks pucks back out to you, which saves walking behind the goal every few shots.
Check your frame first. This net is cut for a 6'x4' goal and will be wrong on a smaller youth or street-hockey frame.
Type: Replacement hockey netting
Fits: 6'x4' goal frame
Cut for a 6'x4' hockey goal, which is the standard frame size for backyard and training nets. Measure your frame across the posts and up to the crossbar before you buy. A net cut for a different frame size will either sag into the goal mouth or refuse to reach the ties along the base.
Cut for a 6'x4' hockey goal, which is the standard frame size for backyard and training nets. Measure your frame across the posts and up to the crossbar before you buy. A net cut for a different frame size will either sag into the goal mouth or refuse to reach the ties along the base.
