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"Tournament" Street Hockey Goal, 183x122 cm
Official size
product detailsThe "Tournament" street hockey goal, 183x122 cm, complies with official tournament dimensions.
- Official tournament size
- Can easily be transported
- With central support for increased stability (ø approx. 4.5 cm)
- Includes weatherproof net
- With cords that make it easy to attach the net to the goal frame
Product description
The "Tournament" street hockey goal: sturdy, weatherproof and top quality
The "Tournament" street hockey goal is a sturdy and high-quality goal made from steel tubing. Thanks to its weatherproof net, the hockey goal is ideal for outdoor use. Supplied with cords that make it very easy to attach the net to the goal frame.
Product information:
The "Tournament" street hockey goal is a sturdy and high-quality goal made from steel tubing. Thanks to its weatherproof net, the hockey goal is ideal for outdoor use. Supplied with cords that make it very easy to attach the net to the goal frame.
Product information:
- Material: steel tubing with double frame
- Diameter, approx. 5.5 cm
- WxHxD: 183x122x75 cm
- Weight: approx. 19.7 kg
Don't miss out and order your 183x122-cm "Tournament" street hockey net today.
Information about street hockey
Street hockey is small pitch hockey. Children and teens who wanted to emulate their ice hockey role models and idols, used to play against each other in car parks, school playgrounds and in backyards with ice hockey sticks and tennis balls. Today, street hockey is played in a 12x8-m arena with boards around the edges. The ball almost always remains in play, meaning a high level of activity is possible. Street hockey doesn't just have to be played at a sports facility but can be played anywhere where sports aren't usually played, such as in the street, outdoor areas and halls.
Who plays street hockey? Street hockey can be played by everyone – children, teens, adults, boys and girls, beginners and advanced players. It is especially popular with children and teens.
How is street hockey played? Similar to streetball, the game rules can be agreed before the game begins, e.g. 4 players per team, without a fixed goalkeeper. The playing time is determined by the number of players per team – generally not longer than 10 min.
Street hockey is small pitch hockey. Children and teens who wanted to emulate their ice hockey role models and idols, used to play against each other in car parks, school playgrounds and in backyards with ice hockey sticks and tennis balls. Today, street hockey is played in a 12x8-m arena with boards around the edges. The ball almost always remains in play, meaning a high level of activity is possible. Street hockey doesn't just have to be played at a sports facility but can be played anywhere where sports aren't usually played, such as in the street, outdoor areas and halls.
Who plays street hockey? Street hockey can be played by everyone – children, teens, adults, boys and girls, beginners and advanced players. It is especially popular with children and teens.
How is street hockey played? Similar to streetball, the game rules can be agreed before the game begins, e.g. 4 players per team, without a fixed goalkeeper. The playing time is determined by the number of players per team – generally not longer than 10 min.
- 4 players (+ 2 substitutes, no limit on substitutions)
- Substitutes! First the player leaves the pitch (first off, then on)
- No fixed goalkeeper
- Ball over sideline, dribble in
- Foul play (e.g. sticks above waist height), dribble in
- Match time (6-10 min.)
- In the case of a tie, play continues until the next goal is scored
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