Football training equipment Softee

Ball Transport Trolleys Softee for Carrying Equipment

The ball transport trolley is the educator's ally as they navigate the sports complex with a full set. Softee offers several versions: steel with wheels, iron, a Deluxe model, or a foldable one with a cover that protects the balls from rain and folds flat in the storage room.

The wheels spare you from carrying a net full of balls with outstretched arms, and the steel structure withstands the knocks of daily use. Other trolleys from Softee hold small equipment, allowing you to take balls, cones, and vests to the pitch all at once.

Other Training Equipment Brands

The training equipment page brings together all the brands. With Powershot, you'll find QuickFire goals and free kick mannequins, with Sporti the goal targets and inflatable mannequins, and with Tremblay CT the magnetic boards, cones, and line marker paint.

Electric Compressors Softee for Inflating a Full Set

Inflating twenty balls with a manual pump takes time. The electric compressors Raider and Tornado from Softee do the job in a matter of seconds per ball, with a needle nozzle suited for football valves. This way, the educator arrives at the pitch with all the balls at the same pressure.

An even pressure is more important than you might think: a ball that is too hard hurts the foot and bounces too much, while an under-inflated ball skews passes. Remember to moisten the needle before inserting it into the valve and to check the value printed near it, generally between 0.6 and 1.1 bar for a size 5.

Goals, Nets, and Mannequin Softee for Workshops

The PVC goal measuring two metres forty by one metre twenty can be set up without tools and is suitable for small games and youth workshops, just like the multi-use goal that comes with its own net. For 11-a-side pitches, the Premium net type ensures the goal has the depth found in stadiums, made from four-millimetre cord.

The full-body mannequin represents a defender at full size: it serves as a wall for free kicks or an obstacle to work around before striking. Finally, the Coach training kit includes the basic accessories for the educator to lead a session.

Key Times to Equip Your Club with Softee

A trolley or compressor is rarely ordered in a hurry. Take advantage of Black Friday or the end-of-year holidays, then the winter sales and equipment promos. In spring, the French Days for equipment lead into summer sales, just before training resumes, and clearance offers the end of stock items. Your order is prepared and dispatched within 24 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What capacity should I expect for transporting balls from a group?

It depends on the model, but a club trolley generally holds between fifteen and twenty size 5 balls. Check the capacity listed on the specification before you choose based on your group's size.

Is there a risk of over-inflating a ball with an electric device?

Yes, if you let it run too long. Monitor the pressure with a gauge and inflate in short bursts, especially with size 3 and 4 balls, which are smaller and inflate more quickly.

Does a PVC goal withstand powerful strikes?

It handles the training strikes from both youth and adults without issue. To keep it stable, weigh it down or secure it to the ground with pegs, especially on a windy pitch.

What does a box-type net mean for 11-a-side football?

A box-type net forms a volume behind the goal line, tensioned between the posts and back supports. It gives the goal depth and holds the ball well after a shot.

Is the full-body mannequin Softee suitable for young players?

Yes, its full-size silhouette teaches young players to keep their heads up and navigate around an opponent. For younger kids, place it farther from the goal so that the strike trajectory remains accessible.