Measure the goal frame before choosing a replacement net. Jaypro lists field nets at 6 by 6 by 7 feet and box nets at 4 by 4 by 4 feet, with different twine sizes, mesh and lacing options. Confirm the exact frame, backstays and attachment method, then compare the replacement net's full dimensions and included hardware.
Before ordering a replacement net, measure the goal you already own. Match the opening, depth, attachment points and frame style to the exact product listing; a 6-by-6 label alone does not confirm that the net will fit every frame.
Match the goal dimensions
| Goal type | Jaypro replacement-net examples |
|---|---|
| Field goal | 6 feet wide by 6 feet high by 7 feet deep. Jaypro lists 3.5-, 4-, 6- and 7-millimeter net options in its catalog. |
| Box goal | 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by 4 feet deep. Jaypro lists 4- and 6-millimeter replacement nets with 1.5-inch square mesh and lacing cord. |
These are manufacturer product dimensions. Measure your own frame and follow the goal maker’s documentation, especially if it is a practice or portable model with different backstays or rails.
Check the attachment and net details
Compare the net’s attachment method with the rails, hooks or cover plates on your frame. Jaypro’s catalog describes different frame and net arrangements, and some replacement listings include lacing cord while others use a different system. Check the product identifier and included parts before ordering.
Then compare the listed net material, mesh size, twine diameter and outdoor-care instructions. Jaypro lists several twine diameters for field nets, including a one-piece 7-millimeter option. These are product specifications, not a promise that one net will last longer on every frame or in every weather condition. Follow the maker’s storage guidance and inspect the net and attachment points regularly.
If the goal is new, check whether the frame package already includes a net. For general practice setup, compare the goal vs rebounder guide and rebounder buying guide. The lacrosse ball guide covers game and practice ball choices.
Sources
Checked November 5, 2026.
- Jaypro Sports nets and accessories
- Jaypro Sports 2025 equipment catalog
- Champion Sports lacrosse goals and nets
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Common questions
How do I know what size lacrosse goal net to buy?
Measure the opening and net depth on your existing frame, then match the replacement net to its full listed dimensions and goal type. Jaypro lists field examples at 6 by 6 by 7 feet and box examples at 4 by 4 by 4 feet.
Are field and box lacrosse nets interchangeable?
Do not assume they are. The listed dimensions differ: Jaypro's field examples are 6 by 6 by 7 feet, while its box examples are 4 by 4 by 4 feet. Match the net to the frame and product instructions.
What net thickness should I choose?
Compare the exact twine diameter, mesh, material and care notes. Jaypro lists several field nets in 3.5, 4, 6 and 7 millimeters, but those specifications alone do not establish how long a net will last in your setting.
Does a replacement lacrosse net include lacing cord?
It depends on the exact listing. Jaypro's 4-millimeter field and box replacement examples include lacing cord; check the current product page for the net you plan to order.