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The 48 inch target net — our travel football game. Smaller and lighter than the 63 inch, cheap enough that nobody panics when it ends up in a hedge, and light enough to carry to a park along with everything else.
A single scoring hole set at a height that suits kids and teens, inside a fully inflated perimeter that stands unassisted on grass. Same material and welded seams as the larger target; the difference is purely size and the number of holes. It sets up in about three minutes.
This is the one to buy if the 63 inch is more target than your yard can hold, or if the game is mostly going to happen somewhere other than home. Packs into a bag about the size of a loaf of bread. Good as a party sports toy and robust enough to survive being one.
Who it is for: smaller spaces and younger arms. The 48 inch net is the one that goes in a car boot without a discussion, and the experience on a beach or a campsite is better than the larger version simply because it actually gets taken along.
Everything here is the same build as the big net at two-thirds the size, so the care is identical: peg it in wind, rinse off sand, dry before folding. It works as a party game for children and as a warm-up for adults. Our guide to picking a first inflatable puts this one near the top for anyone buying without a fixed yard.
