A11N Soccer Training Set-Includes 3 Training Mannequins, 6 Passing Arcs, 6 Disc Cones, 1 Mini Soccer Ball and Pump, 1 Drawstring Bag| Great for Kids Ages 5-7

Awful.Do. Not. Buy.This is a poorly and cheaply built product.I coach my son's soccer team. They are 8-9 yo and this seems like a simple bundle to improve drills for passing and dribbling.I saw this thinking that the plastic cut outs would make for good defender stand in... dribble around one, then the other...They can't even support their own weight.They just flopped over. I couldn't use them for a single practice. The entire set for that matter.The wickets are for a size 3 ball.Any impact and they break free due to design. Not to them being plastic. When coaching children you don't have time to keep stopping them to fix the wicket by attaching the tube back to the stake. You could probably glue the stake into the tube... but why?The "ball" is something you might buy at a dollar store and the pump is all plastic as well.I bought 2 sets of these excited to at least have *standing* defenders... complete waste of money.

Dummies don't stand. Arches don't stay in the ground. Buy more sturdy product. This is garbage. As for the product my opinion stands. How ever they did make it right by inbursing me with another product to make happy. Thank you.

I intended to use this product for my 10yr old and my 7yr old the arcs are pretty sensible they brake pretty easy it is plastic after all....1st practice and they werent durable enough other than that the the little mannequin is nice and the cones are ok only reason I bought It was for the arc but they need to have better spikes to stick on the Ground.

Really poor quality I train my 4,5,6 years old team with this and its very easy to break, the yellow person shape they don't stand up, they bend all the down, the ball is a joke

The pole break or snap when kicking a ball through, the little figures don't stay up straight. The figures where delivered with them stuffed I to the bag and got bent and never straightened out after.

The set is probably best for toddlers. I coach U7 and the equipment was barely usable for most of my platers. The plastic is low grade and the hoops barely bend enough to stay in the ground (one kick and they fell).

My six year old just started soccer so we got this to practice with him. Looks just like the photo. Our only issue is that the plastic men don't stand straight. They kept tilting and getting in the way. The ball that comes with it is a tiny ball like for a baby.

My granddaughter plays soccer this is a big help for practice at home