Floorball Goals

Floorball goals, together with floorball boards, are essential equipment for every floorball playing area. They are used in official matches, training sessions, school floorball, recreational games and for children's first steps in floorball. When choosing a floorball goal, it is important to consider its dimensions, construction, intended use and IFF certification where required.

How to choose the right floorball goal?

The choice of goal depends primarily on where and how it will be used. For official competitive matches, a goal with the appropriate IFF certification is required. Official steel goals are available in 160 × 115 cm and 120 × 90 cm sizes. For training, recreational floorball or home use, goals without IFF certification can also be selected.

What types of floorball goals are available?

The range includes one-piece steel goals with IFF certification in sizes 160 × 115 cm and 120 × 90 cm. For training, screw-together steel goals measuring 160 × 115 cm without IFF certification are also suitable.

For children, beginners and floorball played at home or outdoors, there are folding goals measuring 90 × 60 cm and 60 × 45 cm, as well as plastic goals measuring 90 × 60 cm. Smaller goals are practical for first floorball steps, shooting practice and recreational play.

Do I need an IFF-certified goal?

If the goal is to be used in official registered matches, an appropriate IFF-certified model is required. For regular training, school floorball, recreational games or home use, IFF certification is not necessary and a simpler option can be selected.

Which goal should I choose for children and home use?

For children and beginners, smaller goals measuring 90 × 60 cm or 60 × 45 cm are particularly suitable. They are easy to carry and store and can be used both indoors and outdoors. For more intensive training and simulating standard game conditions, the 160 × 115 cm goal is a more suitable choice.

How many goals do I need for a floorball playing area?

A complete floorball playing area requires two goals, one at each end of the playing area. When equipping a sports hall, club, school or training centre, it is therefore necessary to plan for a pair of goals.

What should I consider when ordering a floorball goal?

Before choosing a goal, it is advisable to check its dimensions, construction and IFF certification. Additional shipping costs apply to one-piece steel goals due to their oversized dimensions.

Whether you are looking for an official floorball goal, a steel training goal, a smaller goal for children or a plastic goal for home and outdoor floorball, the right choice depends primarily on the intended use, required size and available space.