GS Series Futsal Goal 300 x 200cm

Official futsal size. Court-ready strength. The QUICKPLAY GS Series Futsal Goal 300x200cm gives you an official-size, pro-feel caged frame that stands up to daily training and competitive indoor matches. Don’t let flimsy frames break your flow Light PVC bends, nets sag, and sessions stall while you re-tie knots. When your players are working on tight control and quick finishes, you need a goal that stays true, keeps its shape, and lets the football do the talking. Engineered to train hard and stay up The QUICKPLAY GS Series Futsal Goal 300x200cm uses a fully galvanised, powder-coated steel frame for reliable, all-year rust protection. A 42mm crossbar and uprights give a solid strike feel, while the caged design holds the net off the keeper for cleaner ball capture. High-quality aluminium spring pins slot and lock tool-free, so the first build takes 30 minutes, and stays rock steady once up. Run it on indoor courts, 3G/4G turf, or hard surfaces with confidence. In windy or exposed outdoor areas, simply add weight for extra stability and carry on. The 3mm knotless HDPE net teams with PE-coated bungees for even tension that resists whip and slack, so you spend more time playing and less time fixing gear. Match-size target for real outcomes With the official 300x200cm footprint, players get a realistic, challenging target that sharpens futsal decision-making: rapid combinations, first-time finishes, and keeper reactions. This freestanding unit is built for teams, facilities, schools, and serious home courts where repetition and game-speed drills matter every day. Why coaches and facilities choose GS Series You get durability you can leave in place across the season, plus a dependable feel that stands up to heavy use. Players get a stable target that rewards technique. Coaches get a tough, freestanding goal that moves between courts without tools and takes the knocks of regular sessions. For complete sessions, pair it with the QUICKPLAY REPLAY Station rebound board to add passing patterns, one-touch layoffs, and keeper distribution drills.