Soccer Replacement Nets & Straps

Choosing the Right Size Replacement Net for Your Soccer Goal

Soccer goals come in a wide range of footprints, and matching net size to frame size is the most important step before you buy. Full-size club and official goals typically run 8 ft.H x 24 ft.W, and we carry replacement nets for that footprint in several mesh weights. Step down from there and you'll find club goal nets sized 6-1/2 ft.H x 18-1/2 ft.W, 6-1/2 ft.H x 12 ft.W, 4-1/2 ft.H x 9 ft.W, and 4-1/2 ft.H x 6 ft.W, plus a 7 ft.H x 21 ft.W option for goals built to that spec. Short-sided goal nets are available in 6 ft.W x 4 ft.H, 8 ft.W x 6 ft.H, 10 ft.W x 5 ft.H, and 12 ft.W x 6 ft.H sizes for academy and small-sided play. For portable training goals, Jaypro Goal Runner replacement nets come in small (2 ft.H x 3 ft.W), medium (3 ft.H x 4 ft.W), and large (4 ft.H x 6 ft.W), while rebounder replacement nets are sized at 8 ft.H x 24 ft.W and roughly 7-1/2 ft.H x 18 ft.W. Bownet's line covers pop-up goal frames from 3' x 5' up through 8' x 24', including a futsal-specific size.

Mesh Weight and Material: Twist, Braided, and Hex Options

Replacement nets differ not just in size but in mesh gauge and knot style, which affects durability and price. Lighter 2.5mm and 3mm twist mesh shows up on short-sided and club goals meant for practice and youth play, offering a lower-cost option when a net needs replacing after normal wear. Heavier 4mm and 5mm mesh — including braided and hex-braid constructions — is used on full-size club and official goals that see daily shooting drills and game use. Square mesh openings also vary, from 4 in. and 4-3/4 in. squares up to 5-1/2 in. squares, and rebounder nets use a tighter 1-1/2 in. square mesh to control ball rebound. Picking a heavier mesh generally means a longer-lasting net for high-traffic training environments, while lighter twist mesh keeps replacement costs down for lower-use goals.

Bownet, Jaypro, Douglas, Gared, and First Team

Jaypro is the deepest assortment in this collection, covering everything from Goal Runner and rebounder nets to full club and official goal replacements across most common mesh weights and sizes. Bownet is built around its pop-up frame goals, and alongside replacement nets you'll find Bownet BOW poles for swapping out bent or broken frame sections, plus size-specific extended warranty options for goals ranging from 3' x 5' up to 8' x 24' and futsal frames. Douglas, Gared, and First Team round out the selection for buyers who already own goals from those manufacturers and need a matching replacement net. Because sizing and mesh specs vary by manufacturer, confirm your existing frame's dimensions and mesh style before ordering to make sure the replacement net fits.

Installation, Straps & Accessories

Most replacement nets attach to the goal frame using ties, clips, or sleeve channels along the top and side bars, with ground stakes or straps used to secure the base and back of the net. Bownet's pop-up frames use dedicated BOW poles when a pole section needs replacing rather than the whole frame, which is a lower-cost fix than buying a new goal. For training and skills work, the Jaypro Corner Shot Soccer Target adds a shooting-accuracy accessory alongside standard replacement nets. Straps and small hardware pieces are also priced individually, which is why this collection's price span starts as low as about $1.

Price Range and Buying Tips

Prices across this collection run from about $1 for straps, small hardware, and warranty add-ons up to $684 for full-size, heavy-mesh premium nets. If you're outfitting a single backyard or driveway goal, Goal Runner and short-sided replacement nets sit at the lower end of the range. Programs maintaining full-size club or official goals should expect to pay toward the upper end for 4mm/5mm braided or hex mesh built for daily use. Measuring your current frame — height, width, and base depth — before ordering is the best way to avoid a mismatched net.