Weather-Resistant type nets

[blueliner27 12]

Did search on hockey nets but no result came out.

I've been talking with one of club organizer and it seems like she wants to get a "Weather-Resistant type net"

I assume what she meant was a stong hockey net material. Is there a such "Weather-Resistant type net"? Or is there any hockey nets you'd like to recommand?

[Jordan 13]

Do you mean the mesh is different ?

My son's net has been outside for 3 years with out incident. Probably time for a new mesh..but that's not a big deal.

I have seen ones permanently installed in school yards that have galvinized pipe for the frame, and galvanized fencing for the mesh...probably good for 30 years outside.

[armada 0]

My only advice is don't by a cheap net. I put holes in a cheap net that I bought within a week.

[Jason91 0]

Maybe my net would be considered a Weather-resistant one. I've had mine for 9 years now and theres merely a handfull of holes in the mesh. It cost me 100 dollars but it was worth every penny.

[blueliner27 12]

Club will pay for it. Do you have any names for that? or a website that we can buy that?

[jimmy 194]

The best netting is not the cotton cloth ones but the nylon. Nylon is thick, won't rot and lasts a long time. Super strong, a slapshot can't rip it. We sell them in the store but where we get them from, they don't come packaged or with a name. I'll have to ask my supplier what brand they are called. I don't have a clue.

[JR Boucicaut 3804]

http://www.arenasupplies.com/goalframes.html