Regulation at 6 by 6 feet, this lacrosse goal folds down for transport so a player can practice in a backyard and still take the goal to a field session. The steel tube frame measures 38 mm across with a 1.2 mm wall, stiff enough to take repeated shots without deforming at the corners where lighter goals fail first. Netting uses 4 mm cord, thick enough to stop a hard shot rather than tearing after a season of use. Quick setup matters for youth practice, where a coach cannot spend twenty minutes assembling equipment before a drill starts. Overall dimensions run 73 by 72 by 86.6 by 77.6 inches and the goal weighs 27.21 lbs, portable for one adult. Youth and adult players both train on the same frame, which extends its useful life across several seasons. The goal measures 6 by 6 feet with 38 mm steel tubing and 4 mm netting. Folding the frame drops it flat for a trunk or a garage wall.