Finding the right rebounder or training net can turn any backyard into a practice pitch. Below are seven Soozier options, compared side by side, so you can pick the one that fits your space, budget and skill goals.
Comparison of the Best Soccer Rebounders & Goal Nets
| No. | Product | Type | Dimensions | Best For |
| 1 | Soozier Dual Net Backyard Set | Goal Net | 70.9″ L x 35.4″ W x 35.4″ H | Two goal backyard matches |
| 2 | Soozier 10ft Regulation Goal | Goal Net | 118.1″ W x 47.2″ D x 78.7″ H | Full size home training |
| 3 | Soozier Angle Adjustable Rebounder | Rebounder Net | 72.5″ W x 24.75″ D x 48.5″ H | Solo rebound skill drills |
| 4 | Soozier Dual-Sided 2-in-1 Rebounder | Rebounder Net | 78.7″ W x 37″ D x 48″/20.5″ H | Two players training together |
| 5 | Soozier Compact Practice Net | Goal Net | 72″ W x 35.4″ D x 48″ H | Light indoor or outdoor drills |
| 6 | Soozier 10×4 White Backyard Goal | Goal Net | 118.5″ L x 47.2″ W x 78.7″ H | Casual matches and larger spaces |
| 7 | Soozier Oxford-Guard 6×4 Goal | Goal Net | 73.2″ W x 24.4″ D x 48.4″ H | Quick setup with bar protection |
1. Soozier Dual Net Backyard Set
| Specification | Details |
| Dimensions | 70.9″ L x 35.4″ W x 35.4″ H |
| Storage Size | 45.3″ L x 11.8″ W |
| Weight | 7.48 lbs |
| Material | Fiberglass, Oxford fabric, Polyester mesh |
| Colour | Blue |
Two portable nets arrive in one package, giving you a complete mini pitch setup in minutes. Built from fiberglass rods and polyester mesh, the pair brings real match play to any backyard or park. A carry bag keeps both goals organized between sessions. It suits families and coaches who need two goals ready at once.
Pros
- Comes as a matching pair, so you get a full two goal setup without buying twice.
- Folds down into a compact carry bag, making it easy for one person to move.
- Lightweight fiberglass build keeps each goal under 8 lbs.
Cons
- Smaller 6′ x 3′ size limits use to casual games rather than regulation matches.
- J shaped stakes work best on grass and may not hold on hard surfaces.
Best For: Backyard scrimmages and coaches who need two matching goals at once.
2. Soozier 10ft Regulation Goal
| Specification | Details |
| Dimensions | 118.1″ W x 47.2″ D x 78.7″ H |
| Weight | 46.86 lbs |
| Material | PE, Metal |
| Mesh Size | 3.9″ x 3.9″ |
| Colour | Light Grey |
This is the largest goal in the lineup at 10ft x 6.5ft, built for players who want a true regulation feel at home. A heavy duty alloy steel frame and all weather net stand up to repeated shots. Ground stakes lock the frame firmly in place. It suits teens and adults who want a serious home training setup.
Pros
- Full 10ft width lets multiple players shoot from different angles at once.
- Steel frame handles powerful, repeated shots without bending.
- Disassembles into smaller sections, so storage does not need a full garage.
Cons
- At nearly 47 lbs, this goal is heavier to move than the smaller models.
- The larger footprint needs a wide, open space to set up safely.
Best For: Home training sessions that call for a full size, regulation feel goal.
3. Soozier Angle Adjustable Rebounder
| Specification | Details |
| Dimensions | 72.5″ W x 24.75″ D x 48.5″ H |
| Rebound Net Size | 65″ L x 39.25″ W |
| Weight | 18.92 lbs |
| Material | Steel (Q195), PE |
| Adjustable Angle | 60° to 90°, 5 levels |
Built specifically as a rebounder, this net bounces the ball straight back so solo players can train without chasing it down. Five angle settings between 60 and 90 degrees change how the ball returns for different drills. A steel frame and door mounted mesh keep the setup sturdy. It works well for soccer, basketball and baseball practice alike.
Pros
- Five adjustable angles let one net cover passing, volleying and shooting drills.
- Two mesh sizes on the same net add variety without extra equipment.
- Cuts ball retrieval time significantly during solo practice sessions.
Cons
- Compact 6′ x 4′ frame suits individual drills more than full team scrimmages.
- Mounting through the door frame with bead buttons takes more setup effort than a stake only net.
Best For: Solo athletes who want fast, repeatable rebound drills at multiple angles.
4. Soozier Dual-Sided 2-in-1 Rebounder
| Specification | Details |
| Dimensions | 78.7″ W x 37″ D x 48″/20.5″ H |
| Net Dimensions | 74.8″ L x 48″ W / 83.9″ L x 17.3″ W |
| Weight | 11 lbs |
| Material | Metal, Fibreglass |
| Colour | Black |
This rebounder gives two players a station each, with a tall side for volleys and a long side for ground passes. A polyester net paired with metal tubes and fiberglass poles takes on repeated high impact hits. It folds into a carry bag with no assembly needed. It is a strong pick for siblings or teammates who want to train side by side
Pros
- Two usable sides let a pair of players run different drills at the same time.
- Ships ready to use with zero assembly required out of the box.
- Oxford carry bag makes transport to a park or school field simple.
Cons
- The taller side stands 48″ high while the lower side drops to 20.5″, so surface heights differ.
- Four ground stakes offer less anchoring than a fully staked perimeter frame.
Best For: Two players who want to train together with different drill styles.
5. Soozier Compact Practice Net
| Specification | Details |
| Dimensions | 72″ W x 35.4″ D x 48″ H |
| Weight | 8.8 lbs |
| Material | Steel, Nylon |
| Colour | White |
A straightforward, no frills soccer goal sized for everyday backyard shooting drills. The 72″ wide steel frame is powder coated to resist weather, while nylon mesh absorbs shot after shot. A detachable design makes it quick to break down between sessions. It fits players who want a simple, dependable goal without extra features.
Pros
- Lightest goal in the lineup at 8.8 lbs, easy for one person to carry.
- Detachable frame stores flat, saving significant space compared to boxed goals.
- Powder coated steel resists rust better than uncoated frames over time.
Cons
- Requires full assembly out of the box, unlike pop up style goals.
- No carry bag is included, so storage parts need their own space.
Best For: Casual, everyday shooting practice with minimal setup fuss.
6. Soozier 10×4 White Backyard Goal
| Specification | Details |
| Dimensions | 118.5″ L x 47.2″ W x 78.7″ H |
| Weight | 27 lbs |
| Material | Metal, PE |
| Mesh Size | 3.9″ x 3.9″ |
| Colour | White |
A wide 10ft x 4ft goal built for casual matches, backyard scrimmages and shooting accuracy drills. The steel frame pairs with tough PE mesh secured by hook and loop fasteners for a snug fit. Six ground stakes and a red setup band keep assembly straightforward. It suits groups who want a goal that works for both practice and match day.
Pros
- Wide 10ft mouth gives shooters a bigger, more realistic target than compact nets.
- Sixteen self gripping strips keep the mesh taut instead of sagging over time.
- Works equally well for structured drills and informal pickup games.
Cons
- At 27 lbs and over 9 feet wide, one person may need help during setup.
- The irregular item shape means it needs more careful packing for storage.
Best For: Groups who want one goal that covers both practice and casual matches.
7. Soozier Oxford-Guard 6×4 Goal
| Specification | Details |
| Dimensions | 73.2″ W x 24.4″ D x 48.4″ H |
| Weight | 10.1 lbs |
| Material | Steel, PE Net |
| Mesh Size | 3.9″ x 3.9″ |
| Colour | White |
A 6ft x 4ft goal that wraps its frame in Oxford cloth to cushion the impact of hard shots on the crossbar. Steel construction paired with PE mesh keeps the net taut through repeated use. Ground stakes and an included screwdriver make setup fast. It suits players who want crossbar protection alongside a compact goal size.
Pros
- Oxford cloth padding on the frame reduces bar noise and rebound sting on hard hits.
- A screwdriver is included, so no separate tools are needed for assembly.
- Center marking on the net helps players practice aiming at a specific target.
Cons
- Assembly is required, which adds setup time compared to fold out nets.
- Ground stakes alone may not fully secure the goal on very hard or paved surfaces.
Best For: Players who want crossbar padding and a defined center aim point.
Your Next Move
Each Soozier pick above solves a different training need, from solo rebound drills to full size home scrimmages. Every option is sold through Aosom Canada, so you get sturdy builds, fast shipping and easy returns on whichever one fits your space. Pick your match and tap the button below to get started.
FAQs
Yes, though the included ground stakes only grip soil, so concrete or paved areas need sandbags or weighted bases at each corner instead. Adding extra weight keeps the frame from tipping during hard shots or on windy days outdoors.
Most goals in this lineup go together in fifteen to twenty five minutes with basic tools, since frames use slot together poles or a few bolts. The pop up style dual net set is quicker, while the 10ft goal takes the longest due to its size.
The Compact Practice Net and both rebounders work well indoors if ceiling height allows, since their frames stay under five feet tall. The 10ft regulation goal and 10×4 goal are too wide for most garages or basements and suit outdoor use only.
All seven nets accept standard size four and size five soccer balls without any fit issues, since mesh openings run about four inches square. The rebounders also handle basketballs and baseballs, making them useful for mixed sport training.
Steel and PE mesh frames resist light rain and damp weather, but prolonged snow load can bend thinner poles, so folding and storing the net indoors during winter is recommended. Powder coated frames resist rust better than untreated steel over time.