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Goal Oriented, Inc. offers GroundAugs? and J-Hooks to help keep your soccer fields safe.  Both are designed to prevent soccer goal tip-over, which has caused serious injuries on fields all over the world.

If you would like more information on why you should be worried about non-anchored soccer goals, and how to minimize injuries associated with soccer goals, click here for the Consumer Product Safety Commission Guidelines for Movable Soccer Goal Safety.


GroundAug (Patent Pending) soccer goal anchors
Designed to safely secure over 95% of portable, full-size goals in use today.

 $40+ per set (of two). See specifications below.

HOW DO THEY WORK?
GroundAug's screw-in auger is welded to a surface clevis to form a secure socket into which any ground skid segment of a full-size portable goal will fit. Once a portion of the goal is nestled within GroundAug's clevis flanges, connect either a lock or a nut & bolt across the flanges, thereby precluding the goal segment's removal. The goal cannot be made to tip, nor can it be moved until the lock (or nut & bolt) is removed.

GroundAug, second generation-designed to accept either square or round tubing. Same quick, easy ground insertion. Same anchored stability. Requires hundreds of pounds of "pull" to unearth, OR, just ten counter-rotations to remove.

NOTE:
Custom GroundAugs accommodating unique goal sizes are available!


GroundAug? Specifications

Overall Length15 inches
Center Shaft Length11 inches
Auger Shaft Diameter7/16 inches
Max securable ground skid2 3/8 (OD) inches round; 2 inches square
Clevis1.5 inches wide, 7 gauge (3/16 inch thick) steel
Clevis FlangesRise 3 inches above ground-level
4 inch x 3/8 Bolt & locking nutIncluded
GroundAugs are Zinc ElectroplatedMinimizes rusting
Weight1.5 pounds
Price $40+ per set of two
 
 

 
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From the President:

"If you can find better quality, more value for your dollar, or goals which are more portable than those we manufacture, please disregard our efforts.   Since 1991 we've been in business to make a difference: to innovate, to manufacture, and to sell direct only the finest soccer equipment."

Dan Grunfeld
President, Goal Oriented, Inc.

From Customers:

My name is Cary Fox and I am with the S.C. Del Sol (formerly the Paradise Valley Soccer Club) and I love your goals. I run the Under 6 age group for our soccer club and the goals are just right for those players. I teach my coaches every year how to put up and take down the goals the correct way every year and it takes them 2 minutes or less. They think these are wonderful goals as well. I personally liked it when the goals were many different colors. After my second year as the U6 Director I finally got smart and started putting 2 different colored goals on the same field to make it easier for the little kids. Now they can figure out which goal to shoot at. Please continue to sell these goals. They are fabulous!!!

Cary Fox
Under 6 Director, S.C. Del Sol, Phx. AZ

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