Ground equipment for football clubs

What equipment can you find in the pitch selection?

This category includes the necessary equipment to set up a training or match pitch: goals, nets, marking systems, hurdles, cones, markers, hoops, and flags. These products cater to clubs, coaches, and any organization that needs to equip a playing space sustainably. The ranges cover both everyday small training equipment and heavier installations like competition goals and nets.

Goals, nets, hurdles, cones: sub-categories of pitch equipment

Each type of equipment is classified on its own page, making it easier to find what you need:

• Goals and nets, to equip a pitch for 5, 8, or 11 players, from mini training goals to competition goals.
• Technical area shelters, to protect substitutes and staff during matches.
• Marking equipment, to outline the lines of a pitch before a session or match.
• Hurdles and hoops, for agility and coordination drills during training.
• Cones and markers, to mark out playing areas and organize technical workshops.
• Touchline flags, essential for officiating a match according to the rules.

Which brands supply football pitches?

The catalogue is based on brands that specialize in team sports equipment: Sporti, Avento, Powershot, Precision, Tremblay CT, Kuebler Sport, Get & Go® and Exit Toys. Some are recognized for their durable goals and nets, while others are known for their small training equipment like cones, markers, and hurdles. This mix allows for a coherent pitch setup, from the goalkeeper to the pitch boundaries.

How to choose your football goal and net?

The choice largely depends on the game format: a foldable mini goal is suitable for technical sessions or for 5-a-side, while a goal for 8 or 11 players is meant for team training and official matches. The nets should be chosen based on the size of the goal and the intended use, portable for a mobile goal, fixed for a permanent installation. Accessories such as goal anchors, weights, or fixings complete the setup to stabilize the installation.

What equipment is needed to organize a technical training session?

Cones, markers, cups, hurdles, and hoops help structure training workshops: agility courses, speed drills, passing games, or tactical setups. Adjustable or foldable hurdles allow for difficulty levels to be adapted according to player capabilities. Colour-coded discs or cup kits help quickly outline playing zones during a session.

Where to find good deals on pitch equipment?

Prices and offers change regularly in this selection, so it's best to check the dedicated pages when preparing your purchase. The sections Black Friday and those for the year-end holidays often feature promotions on club equipment, as do the sales in the club space during the winter sales and the French Days in spring. Outside these times, the pages good deals in the club space, clearance, and 24-hour shipping make it easy to spot a good deal available quickly. The new arrivals are also worth a look at the start of the season when the ranges are refreshed.

Frequently asked questions

What size goal should you choose for home training or small groups?

For individual use or small group training, a foldable or portable mini goal is more than enough, as it sets up and stores easily. For group training or an 8-a-side pitch, you should opt for a goal of the appropriate size, with a net suited to its dimensions.

Does a goal net fit any goal?

No, the net must match the exact dimensions of the goal, otherwise it won't fit properly or will leave gaps. It's best to check the goal's size before choosing a replacement net.

What’s the difference between a training cone and a marker?

The cone is conical in shape and mainly used to mark paths or running areas, while the marker is flatter and more stable, often used to define playing spaces or set down markers on the ground. Both are frequently combined in the same exercise.

Are touchline flags mandatory for an official match?

Amateur competition rules generally require touchline flags for assistant referees, especially to signal throw-ins, corners, and offsides. A club hosting home matches should therefore keep some in reserve.

How to easily transport training equipment from one pitch to another?

Foldable mini goals, soft hurdles, and stackable cones are designed to be quickly packed away and transported in a bag or storage net. This is an important factor if the club frequently changes training locations.