Football Goal Dollies - for Moving free-standing goalposts

A Wheeled transporter to easily move goal posts around muddy sports fields without rutting or damaging turf. One set of two or three dollies can move all the goal posts on your site without the need of expensive wheels on every set of Goal posts

ITSA Goal Dollies are the easiest way to move large goal posts around sports grounds and stadiums. The photographs show how the wheels can be a lined to move the goal sideways as well as forwards and backwards. The five a side goal shown on the picture does not need any dollies as it is light enough to move without wheels however on large full size elliptical free-standing goalposts they are ideal.

As only one set is needed to move all your goal posts and by using dollies you can save thousands of pounds and at the same time do the job better. The clever design allows goals to be moved sideways as well as backwards and forwards by a single person. These are particularly useful in stadiums with short run backs to crowd barriers as they allow the goal to move sideways along the side of the pitch unlike fixed wheeled goal posts which can only be moved backwards and forwards. The two photographs shows the goal frame positioned on the dolly for both moving in both directions.

By using two or three dollies the whole weight of the goal is spread evenly over the whole surface area of the goal frame making moving the goal easy. Goals with one wheel on each corner can cause rutting on soft playing surfaces as the weight is transferred down through a single narrow wheel. The dolly spreads the load onto four wheels and thus eliminates the possibility of damage to the playing surface and makes the frame easier to move.

With goal dollies one person can easily move any size goal post.

Numerous freestanding goalposts around the U Ks have wheels on each corner like an many are leaning over or entangled with net cord. Such wheels do not last very long if left out doors and that is why lots of freestanding goalposts have wheels missing or bent over at an angle as the bearings in most cases will have ceased up.
The safest and best solution by far is to store wheels indoors when not in use. Dollies offer longevity, practicality and real value for money compared to the alternative options.