Patented Rigid Air Technology · Since 2005
Inflatable Soccer Goals — 6×4 to 24×8
Portable airframe goals that match the rigidity of steel at 1 Bar / 15 PSI — so a struck ball rebounds like off a metal frame. Six sizes from backyard pop-up to full-size stadium, set up in 30 seconds with no anchoring or tools. And with no heavy steel frame, there is nothing to tip over and crush a child.
- ✓ RAT 15 PSI — steel-frame rigidity
- ✓ 30-second setup, no tools
- ✓ Light & soft — no tip-over crush risk
- ✓ EN 16579 shock-tested in-house
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One Airframe, Five Use Cases
6×4
Backyard
Pop up in 30 seconds on grass, patio, or driveway. Light enough for one parent to carry, soft inflatable frame is safe for kids.
8×5
Youth Training
Regulation U10–U12 size for clubs and PE classes. Stand up to repeated shots from full-power youth strikers without bending or denting.
12×6
Academy & Drills
High-impact resistant frame for goalkeeper training and academy practice. Sets up indoors or outdoors, no anchoring or tools.
6×6.5
Pop-Up Field
Regulation small-sided pitch goal that travels in a single bag. Inflate, play, deflate — ideal for camps, clinics, and traveling coaches.
24×8
Tournament & Stadium
Full-size FIFA goal in inflatable form. Used for pop-up tournaments, training facilities, and on-field demos where rigid steel is overkill.
Which Soccer Goal Should You Buy?
Start with the size — it's set by the game, not by preference
Goal size follows the pitch format your players compete in. Full-size 11v11 (U15 and up) means 24×8 ft — fixed worldwide by IFAB Law 1. 9v9 (U11–U12) uses 16×7, 7v7 mini-soccer (U9–U10) uses 12×6, and 5v5, futsal, and first goals run from 3m×2m down to 6×4. If you're not sure which format your age group plays, our complete goal size chart maps every size to its age group and governing-body source, or let the goal size calculator pick for you in ten seconds.
Backyard and first goals
For home training and young kids, the 6×4 is the classic first goal and the 8×5 gives a growing player room to develop shot placement. Both set up in about 30 seconds, weigh a fraction of a steel frame, and store flat in a closet over winter — the practical trade-offs are covered in our backyard goal size guide.
Clubs, schools, and academies
The 12×6 is the grassroots workhorse: one coach can carry it to the pitch, inflate it, and run a session without waiting for a second pair of hands. That's the real economics of portable goals — a small inventory of light goals covers more pitches and more sessions than heavy frames that never get moved. Programs running multiple age groups typically pair 12×6 with 16×7 rather than compromising on one size. For the full decision framework — use case, material, safety, total cost — see how to choose a soccer goal.
Why inflatable instead of steel or aluminum?
At 1 Bar / 15 PSI the airframe matches the rigidity of a thin-wall steel tube, so the ball rebounds the way players expect — but the goal weighs about 80% less, sets up without tools, and has no heavy frame to tip over and crush a child, the documented hazard behind portable-goal safety standards like EN 16579. The honest comparison, including where metal goals still win, is in our aluminum vs inflatable side-by-side and goal safety guide.
Buying for an institution?
Schools, councils, and multi-team clubs get tiered volume pricing, EN 16579 compliance documentation, and per-size planning help — request bulk pricing and we'll reply within 1–2 business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are inflatable soccer goals as strong as steel frames?
Our Rigid Air Technology (RAT) inflates the frame to 1 Bar (15 PSI) — same internal pressure as a soccer ball. At that pressure the airframe matches the rigidity of a thin-wall steel tube while weighing 80% less and absorbing impact rather than transferring it. Shock-tested in-house to EN 16579 requirements, the UK and EU portable goal safety standard.
How long does it take to set up?
Most sizes inflate in 30–60 seconds with the included two-way pump. The 24×8 full-size goal takes about 3 minutes. No anchoring, no tools, no assembly — unroll, inflate, play.
Will it tip over in wind?
Each goal ships with anchor sleeves and ground stakes for soft surfaces. On hard surfaces use sandbags (sold separately). Once anchored, the goals are stable in moderate wind. We do not recommend leaving inflated overnight in storms — deflate and store the airframe takes under 2 minutes.
Can it handle full-power shots from adult players?
Yes. The 12×6 and 24×8 sizes are designed for adult goalkeeper training and absorb full-strength shots. The 6×4 and 8×5 sizes are rated for youth use; adult players can shoot at them but with reduced intensity to extend service life.
What surfaces can I use it on?
Grass, turf, gym floor, asphalt, concrete, sand, snow — anywhere flat. Soft inflatable base means no surface damage. Ground stakes work on grass/turf/soil; sandbag anchors for hard surfaces.
How long does it last?
Coated TPU bladder with reinforced welded seams. Typical service life with regular outdoor youth use is 3–5 years. Patch kit included for puncture repair (similar to bike tube).
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