PORTAGOL uPVC+ Soccer Goal (with Bungee for Easy Assembly)

Tough Enough for Training, Easy Enough for Anyone to Set Up
This is the kind of goal you want when you’ve got players who love smashing shots at full pace. The thicker frame means you’re not constantly checking if it’s still standing. The bungee cords make setup dead simple - no lost bolts or fiddly bits. It’s ideal for coaches running sessions at the park, or for parents who want something solid that’s not bolted to the ground.

All-Weather, No Fuss
Once it’s up, it stays up. Rain, wind, heat - doesn’t matter. It’s made with stronger uPVC than your average backyard goal, so it handles the rough stuff without cracking or splitting. And since it’s free-standing, you can move it wherever the session needs it. Just a heads up: because it’s plastic, the crossbar might dip slightly - but it doesn’t affect how it plays.

Product Features

• Heavy-duty 70mm uPVC frame built to handle strong shots and tough training
• Advanced anti-shatter tech makes it safer and longer lasting in any season
• Bungee cord assembly helps you set it up in minutes - no tools, no swearing
• Free-standing design - use it on any pitch
• Perfect for adults and juniors - solid enough for both age groups
• Works in all weather - sun, rain, or frosty nights
• Minimal maintenance - wipe it down and you’re good to go
• Packs down for easy storage in the provided carry bag

SPECIFICATIONS
 

What’s the difference between a PVC goal with bungee and without bungee?
Externally, both types look the same and have the same high-quality plastic tubes, connectors, net, and attachments. The only difference is in assembly:

• With bungee: The crossbar and side posts are pre-connected with an elastic cord inside the tubes. This makes assembly quicker and easier—just click the parts together using the locking button.
• Without bungee: Each part needs to be located and connected individually, which takes a bit more time.

Why Your Crossbar May Sag in Summer & How to Fix It
The crossbar may experience sagging, particularly during the summer months, as the tubes are made of plastic and can become more flexible when exposed to high temperatures. This is a common occurrence due to the material's natural response to heat expansion. To restore the crossbar to its intended shape, we recommend following the corrective steps outlined in the setup manual.