This dowel will help to keep pucks from going underneath and makes it easier to roll the tarp up when not in use if preferred.
Garage door shooting tarp.
Heavy duty 18 oz.
It s easy to install very durable and great for anyone looking to improve their shot.
Vinyl doors are great for keeping snow and rain out and for use as a wind break.
It s big enough to cover large areas and lets you practice your shot without damaging windows garage doors and walls.
With the sniper s edge shooting tarp you can become a pure goal scorer.
Reinforced vinyl designed to withstand repeated impact.
These will last for years and will cost a fraction of the price of a metal or wood door.
Hockeyshot s extreme shooting tarp is a great ice hockey tool for home use.
Install in basement or over your garage door.
In fact most prefer to use the sportscreen with the garage in the up position allowing for an open atmosphere inside your garage.
With the sniper s edge shooting tarp you can become a pure goal scorer.
The sportsscreen power rollup shooting tarp allows you to practice your hockey skills while protecting your garage door and vehicles from costly damage all year round.
If you need a door for your shed barn or garage consider making a roll up door using heavy duty vinyl.
The newly design hs hockey shooting tarp is constructed with the same heavy duty material as our extreme shooting tarp but with a brand new stadium packed crowd cheering design.
The sportscreen is made of high tenacity open mesh polyester fabric designed to perform in the harshest environments and take thousands of hard hitting shots and throws.
Holes in sheetrock broken windows puck marks on walls dented garage doors or pucks ricocheting off the cross bar.
Get the kids to put their phones down and no more.
No the sportscreen works independently from your garage door.
Roll up door tarps.
The sportscreen was designed to protect your garage contents and vehicles as well as a closed garage door.
The sniper s edge hockey shooting tarp is a hockey mom s dream come true.
Holes in sheetrock broken windows puck marks on walls dented garage doors or pucks ricocheting off the cross bar.
