Mylec Junior Hockey Goal Set With White Posts - Perfect For Kids!

Miranda: I am not sure who enjoyed this more. My husband or the dogs. My husband claimed he bought this for our toddler, might as well teach em young right? She seems to have little interest in it but the other members of our household our entertained. If she makes it to the NHL one day we will give this goal a shout out. Overall this was simple to put
Together, for being a plastic little net it is fairly sturdy.

United States on May 03, 2022

Dustin D. Taylor: Just got this today. I believe they must have done some updates to this based on some of the older reviews. Also, the net I got does not look exactly like the one in the picture. My net came with decent sized real (thin walled) PVC tubing and was really easy to assemble and seems very sturdy and durable.

The sticks are a nice size for kids 3 to probably 7 or 8. My only complaint is that the wooden stick handles were very rough. I was worried the kids would get splinters so I gave the handles a quick sand. No big deal. I would have given 5 stars if the handles had a better finish.

United States on Dec 07, 2020

Joe M: Great for the kids. Really what to expect. Was expecting maybe better Quality nevertheless that's what the grandson wanted.

United Kingdom on Oct 12, 2019

CAF: This looked great once put together, but fell apart once my year old grandson used it. We even tried duck taping it. I wouldn’t recommend it. They should have some way to fasten pieces together so they don’t come off easily. A stronger material for the poles would also help.

Canada on Jan 28, 2019

P.C.: Nice toy to play around with the kids.

Canada on Jan 26, 2019

Sabrina: My 2 year old loves it

Canada on Jan 23, 2019

Donna: My grandsons 10 and 5 have been playing with this for a few weeks now.. It's strong and sturdy they love it!

Canada on Dec 16, 2018

Douglas Wenturine: I bought this set for my kids (Ages 4-8). I wasn't sure how much they would want to play hockey, so I avoided some of the more expensive options and was able to snag this for around $16. I gave the product 5 stars based on the price paid and the quality of the item. While I have seen higher quality nets and sticks out there this one doesn't feel cheap at all, which was surprising for the price I paid. There is some assembly required (phillips screwdriver is the only tool you will need). I am easily frustrated when putting stuff together, but was able to get the net and sticks put together with ease in about 10 minutes with no frustration.
The set comes complete with net, 2 sticks, and 1 ball. Knowing how things go missing (and they did after a few weeks) I also bought a pack of  Franklin Sports NHL Foam Mini Hockey Balls . Do yourself a favor and get some extra hockey balls, not only has it been nice having extras in case a few go missing, but my kids aren't having to stop playing to go hunting for a ball out of play. They also come in handy when the kids want to practice shooting rapid fire.
I am very pleased with this item as it has enabled me to give my kids a taste...

United States on Nov 06, 2015

Shawn Gerbers: This set is a floor hockey aka knee hockey set. It is intended to be played by people of all ages. The sticks are mini sticks. Some reviewers purchased this set believing it to be a hockey set for young kids. While young kids can play it, it is intended for people of all ages.

I purchased this set for my son's birthday. He absolutely loves it. It comes with three plastic sticks; one right handed, one left handed, and one right handed goalie. We often play together as a family, setting up in our living room. The ball is a light foam ball that does not hurt when you get hit by it, and you will probably get hit by it. I would suggest purchasing more balls because the ball can move pretty fast and has gotten lost a few times.

The goals themselves are 1" plastic pipe that you push together. The pipes come apart pretty easily. During regular play they stay together, but if you pick them up and shake them or fall into them the nets will come apart. I see this as a positive since my children can get pretty rough with the nets. During a regular game we have to put the nets back together a few times. Again, this is a positive for me because it means the pipes are not breaking...

United States on Oct 08, 2015

P. C.: For $25, this is not a bad deal if you're trying to teach your little one how to play street hockey. The sticks are the perfect length/weight for toddlers through kindergarteners, and the ball is a good quality, hi-viz pink street ball.

But...the net is incomplete and needed some extra work to be truly functional. The problem is that the lower three bars weigh a whole lot less than the posts and the top cross bar, and the area inside the goal is much smaller than the area of the goal face. This results in the goal falling forward from almost any contact. Even the weakest wrist will knock it over, and if an adult hits one of the posts with a decent-strength shot, forget about it -- the pipes are going to fly apart.

So here's what I did, because I thought the product is worth salvaging considering what I need it for...

I went to the hardware store and bought 12 3-32 1-inch screws and bolts, a 7-64 drill bit, and a small bag of sand. I packed the bottom three pieces of piping with sand to make the goal bottom-heavy. Then I drilled holes in each spot where the bars insert into the elbow joints, and I attached a screw with a bolt into each hole. To make sure I...

United States on Sep 28, 2014