Best lacrosse field equipment according to redditors

We found 2 Reddit comments discussing the best lacrosse field equipment. We ranked the 2 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. PowerNet Portable Lacrosse Goal | 4 Foot by 4 Foot | Quick and Easy Two Minute Setup No Tools Required | Perfect for Practice or Scrimmages | Bow Style Frame | Carrying Bag Included

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PowerNet Portable Lacrosse Goal | 4 Foot by 4 Foot | Quick and Easy Two Minute Setup No Tools Required | Perfect for Practice or Scrimmages | Bow Style Frame | Carrying Bag Included
6ft x6ft or 4ft x 4ft GOAL - You choose the goal size. Perfect for practice, training sessions or scrimmages. Bow style fiberglass vertical poles hold the net taut.EASY QUICK SETUP / ULTRA PORTABLE - Net sets up in less than 2 minutes. No tools required. Nets can withstand even the hardest shots. Br...
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2. Champion Sports Lacrosse Backstop Net: Ball Barrier for Professional, College and Grade School Training, Practice and Drills - Field Organizer for Stray Balls

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Champion Sports Lacrosse Backstop Net: Ball Barrier for Professional, College and Grade School Training, Practice and Drills - Field Organizer for Stray Balls
POP UP FENCE - With freestanding, sturdy construction, set up the Champion Sports backstop net as a ball boundary anywhere; the bright white nylon net is the perfect addition to any sports setEASY SETUP - Quickly and easily set up this collapsible, folding 10x30 barrier for backyard or field practic...
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Lacrosse nets
Lacrosse goals

Top Reddit comments about Lacrosse Field Equipment:

u/mbballance · 2 pointsr/lacrosse

If you wanna go expensive--->http://www.amazon.com/Champion-Sports-Lacrosse-Backstop-White/dp/B005I66MIA something like this

If you wanna go cheap. ---> Maybe mosquito netting from a local army surplus store or camping store. They're pretty cheap and could be tied together. Would take a bit of set up and rigging but would probably turn out alright. You could also try monofilament net if you could find a store that sells it.

u/dawtcalm · 2 pointsr/lacrosse

I have a powernet and its holding up well. what I like is that the base is very solid, so the net won't move like some of the lighter ones will. The mesh is nice and think too (not cheap). there is NO crossbar, and the posts are two piece tent like poles. So not as solid and can deform during practice, but that cuts the weight down significantly and it folds up nicely into a small bag