Lacrosse, field hockey, and roller hockey all use a tighter 1-1/2" square mesh, which is available in a black #30 Twisted Knotted Nylon. Since ice hockey pucks are a bit wider the 1-1/2" mesh and a 1-3/4" mesh are commonly used above the glass. Depending on the user's preference ice hockey uses both the #30 twisted knotted nylon as well as a .9mm clear monofilament net. Both nets are strong enough to keep deflected pucks in play. The main difference is the visibility from the stands.

Our #36 Twisted Knotted Nylon with 4" square mesh is typically used for both football and soccer. This netting can be commonly found on high school, college, and is also currently used in several NFL stadiums. For a custom quote plugin your desired dimensions to the right.

Our soccer barrier netting is made with a 4" square mesh #36 Twisted Knotted Nylon material. These are commonly used as dividers for indoor soccer fields as well as barriers behind soccer goals to prevent balls from escaping the field of play. These are all made to order and can be made for a small backyards or to divide entire fields.