Lacing a Hockey Net

[chrisplosions 1]

I just purchased an EZ Goal with backstop and i'm at the point where i gota lace the net onto the posts. Does anyone have any tips on this? at the top corners of the net it looks like there's a thicker lace which creates a sort of seam. Is that part suppose to go at the top corner of the net of is it suppose to hang off about 6 inches down, which is what i currently seem to have to do.

[cyclone89 0]

i followed this when putting my net on, its so simple once you get the first one done.

Lacing guide

[flyers10 57]

Let us know your thoughts on how the net and backstop perform & hold up. I'm curious to know if it is worth the money.

[bostonjuniorblackhawks 1]

Let us know your thoughts on how the net and backstop perform & hold up. I'm curious to know if it is worth the money.

I have one. It's held up fine. Well worth the money imo. No more losing pucks :D

[flyers10 57]

Are the posts strong enough to withstand repeated slap shots?

[bostonjuniorblackhawks 1]

Are the posts strong enough to withstand repeated slap shots?

IDK who hits the posts of the actual backstop thing. If you're referring to the hockey net it can be bought with, I have a different net so I wouldn't know

[biff44 0]

If it is a cheap net (without its own lacing steel rod), try to keep the lacing and any knots to the outside of the pipes! The pucks will chop it up good over time.