Kwik Goal Kwik Lock Net Clips (50-Pack)

I bought these for a couple goals at the field of a local middle school that had so many openings along the frame of the goal that every shot on goal meant you were going for a jog to retrieve the ball. The school didn't seem to care much for them and didn't repair them for months (only with duct tape which you can see in the picture), so I decided to do it. For the Porter goals they are not a direct fit but it is quite easy to grind off the excess plastic on the side with a bench grinder. I wanted to fight the questionable decision of these companies to make an extremely similar item specific to each manufacturer so that high prices can be paid by the consumer, once a year. Because really, you need these once per year.The issue these have, which I think is intentional because there doesn't appear to be another reason, is that they are hard plastic and especially here in Colorado with the intense sun break down quite quickly. They should be made of a flexible plastic, silicone even. Because when this hard plastic gets brittle the clips break as soon as you happen to hit them with the ball.The amount of 50, so 25 per goal, is insufficient. Fine if you still have a few that are working and hanging on, but really 35 per goal is the number to use. That way they actually last longer because pressure from shots against the net is more evenly distributed, and you can really make the goal look nice.

Dont even work for soccer goals!

The issue I have is that they are not universal with other brand goals which I thought, but upon seeing what the clips from the other company actually cost I am making these work with the assistance of my Dremmel. A little modification and the work just fine. I imagine they are great in a Kwik Goal.

These are quick clips for Kwik Goals. They do a great job when you are in need of replacements.

Function well for the purpose but I wish they were a little stronger as some of them have snapped when the ball hits the net hard.