Compare Inflatable Soccer Goals

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 a larger target for practice. Compare the packed size, setup instructions and storage needs for each model — 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?

Compare packed dimensions, transport needs, setup and maintenance for the models you are considering. An inflatable frame still needs appropriate securing and supervision. Read our aluminum vs inflatable side-by-side and goal safety guide.

Buying for an institution?

For schools, councils and multi-team clubs, we can discuss quantities and model-specific documentation. Request a bulk quote with the products and delivery country.