Fusion® 120 Soccer Goal – Kwik Goal 2B3906

Name: Fusion® 120 Soccer Goal – Kwik Goal 2B3906
Brand: kwikgoal
Price: 4390.00 USD
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Fusion® 120 Soccer Goal – Kwik Goal 2B3906

Multi-sport compatible frame designed to sit in front of football uprights. Exceeds NCAA & NFHS standards.

4" (10 cm) round, all-aluminum frame
Kwik Lock® Net System
No-flat, flip-up wheels included
All-surface friendly

Safety Notice: Goals must be anchored at all times.

The Fusion® 120 – 2B3906 is engineered for multi-sport fields, fitting neatly in front of most football uprights. Built from a 4" (10 cm) round aluminum frame with a durable powder-coat finish, it combines a professional look with dependable, match-day performance. Four integrated no-flat, flip-up wheels help staff move the frame safely across grass or turf, while the Kwik Lock® Net System secures the net quickly and cleanly around the entire frame.

Specifications

Dimensions	8’ H × 24’ W (2.44 m × 7.32 m)
Frame	4" (10 cm) round, all-aluminum; powder-coated
Standards	Exceeds NCAA & NFHS
Mobility	4 no-flat, flip-up wheels (per goal)
Net System	Kwik Lock® around entire frame

What’s Included

3mm, 120mm mesh white net (3B5921)
Net support strap (10B4406)
Kwik Lock® net clips (10B31)
4 no-flat, flip-up wheels (10B409)
4 semi-permanent ground anchors (10B103)
6 saddle anchor bags (10B1605)

Choose Your Configuration

Use the Size and Style selectors above to pick your setup (e.g., 8×24 Standard or 8×24 SW with swivel wheels).

Shipping & Installation

Ships freight; liftgate service recommended.
Professional assembly recommended; follow manufacturer anchoring requirements.
Verify field access for pallet delivery.

Compliance & Warranty

Exceeds NCAA & NFHS standards.
Manufacturer warranty per Kwik Goal terms.

Questions about compatibility or delivery? Contact Pinnacle Sports Training Systems.

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3DOF (Three Degrees of Freedom)
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Actuator
An electro-mechanical device that converts digital control signals into physical motion. In motion simulators, actuators lift, tilt, or shift the platform precisely to simulate real-world forces.

Motion Platform
The structural base that houses actuators, mounts, and mechanical joints. It moves the cockpit or seat according to real-time telemetry from the simulator software.

Direct-Drive Wheelbase
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DOF (Degree of Freedom)
Each independent motion axis (surge, sway, heave, roll, pitch, yaw). More DOFs = more realistic motion replication.