5-a-side football - Minisoccer

Soccer doors and nets

For the optimal setting up of a five-a-side football field, whether in a gym or outdoors, it is necessary that the equipment is of excellent quality. The soccer doors that you can find in the catalog of Artisport are made of steel and are treated with paints resistant to time and weather.

Can be installed in various surfaces. If the installation is to be carried out on turf, the five-a-side doors must be equipped with sockets to be buried for greater anchorage. For interior and exterior flooring it is more practical to use transportable structures, so that they can be removed when they are no longer needed.

All doors from soccer are made taking into account the regulatory specifications and are TUV certified according to UNI EN 749. The soccer nets are sold separately, they are made of nylon and with a knotless processing. They are easily fixed to the doors by means of net supports and anchoring hooks.

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F756

Pair of transportable futsal goals, painted tubular steel structure diam. mm.80, hot zinced steel back supports Ø 30. Dimensions cm. 300x200. Without nets.Futsal goals certified according to UNI EN 749.

F756/B

Pair of futsal goals with ground sleeves, painted tubular steel structure diam. mm.80, hot zinced steel back supports Ø 30. Dimensions cm. 300x200. Without nets.Futsal goals certified according to UNI EN 749.

F757

Pair of transportable futsal goals, painted tubular aluminium structure diam. mm.80, hot zinced steel back supports Ø 30. Dimensions cm. 300x200. Without nets. Futsal goals certified according to UNI EN 749.

F757/B

Pair of futsal goals with ground sleeves, painted tubular aluminium structure diam. mm.80, hot zinced steel back supports Ø 30. Dimensions cm. 300x200. Without nets. Futsal goals certified according to UNI EN 749.

F757/1

Pair of transportable futsal goals, painted tubular steel structure diam. mm.80, hot zinced steel back supports Ø 30. Dimensions cm. 400x200. Without nets.

F757/1B

Pair of futsal goals with ground sleeves, painted tubular steel structure diam. mm.80, hot zinced steel back supports Ø 30. Dimensions cm. 400x200. Without nets.

F757/2

Pair of transportable futsal goals, painted tubular aluminium structure diam. mm.80, hot zinced steel back supports Ø 30. Dimensions cm. 400x200. Without nets.

F757/2B

Pair of futsal goals with ground sleeves, painted tubular aluminium structure diam. mm.80, hot zinced steel back supports Ø 30. Dimensions cm. 400x200. Without nets.

K806

Hand pump for soccer and volleyball balls.

F756/3

Pair of mini football goals in painted steel diam. mm. 80, measures cm. 170x105, complete with with back net supports diam. mm. 30. Upper depth cm. 50 and at the base depth cm. 80. Without nets.

F758

Pair of nylon braid nets for futsal goals, diameter mm. 3, knotless processing, dimensions cm. 300x200h, high side cm. 100-low side cm. 100, hexagonal mesh.

F758/0

Pair of nets for futsal goals in polyethylene braid, diameter 3 mm, UV stabilized, water-repellent, heat-set, knot-knot, mesh 12x12 cm, dimensions 300x200h cm.

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Soccer balls

In addition to doors and nets for 5-a-side football, Artisport offers many models of soccer balls for different occasions.

Not all balls are the same. Depending on the field and the environment, whether indoor or outdoor, the ball changes in material, size and weight.

If the game is played on a synthetic grass lawn between the various soccer balls it is important to choose a semi-controlled rebound. In other cases, however, for amateur competitions, it will be better to opt for a size 4.
Usually soccer balls are made of rubber or synthetic leather, but there are also many blown rubber models.

The years of experience in the sports sector allow Artisport to be a reliable company and provide high quality products that guarantee a long life.

All the equipment for soccer: soccer balls, doors and nets

Soccer, also called five-a-side football, was born in the 1930s in Uruguay. Its invention was due to Professor Juan Carlos Ceriani, who having the need to let his students play ball in small gyms of schools, decided to create a new game combining some features of other sports such as handball, water polo and basketball.

In 1933 the precise rules were defined and this discipline began to spread more and more in South America, especially in Brazil. Soccer is also called football five or futsal.