Connect with us

Guest Blogs

MH Goals is proud to introduce its latest product innovation – the Lift and Lower Evolution

Our current lift and lower wheel can be found at thousands of sports facilities across the UK and has become the mainstay of portable aluminium goals. However, with the introduction of the rigorous new safety standard BSEN16579, the design had to change to conform. This may be a problem for other companies but where they see barriers, MH Goals sees opportunity.

The new Lift and Lower Evolution addresses many issues of the previous design while keeping the practicality and ease of use that the original wheel was praised for. The compact design makes for a safer product with no parts protruding past the wheel when the goal is in its lowered or playing position. This means that all solid parts are now covered by the rubber wheel, forming a barrier between players and any moving parts.

Our new design also reduces the chance of finger entrapment by decreasing and covering any gaps. A key element of the old design was the cantilever handle, but this is now banned under BSEN16579 as it creates a shear point and could cause possible injury; we have addressed this with the introduction of our easy-to-use turn handle. With just a few turns the goal is easily raised off the ground and ready to be moved. All goals will also have an extended handle which can be used at standing height, making lifting and lowering the goal accessible to all.

The patent pending Lift and Lower Evolution will be standard across our 100mm aluminium range from 2019 and, along with a raft of other improvements, will make our goals the safest and easiest to use on the market.

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Football League Newsletter Today!
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

Best Betting Sites at Betinireland.ienew-UK-football-betting-sites-banner

Online Casinos

More in Guest Blogs

  • Top Top

    Navigating South Africa’s 2026 iGaming Shakeup

    Following a landmark Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) ruling and aggressive new directives from the National Gambling Board (NGB), the South African online gambling landscape has experienced its most dramatic shift in a decade. With local bookmakers now strictly barred from offering fixed-odds bets on casino games like roulette, a...

  • Top Top

    How multi-match predictions shape modern football fandom

    A changing way fans engage with the game Football fandom in the United Kingdom has always been rooted in debate, prediction, and shared opinion. From pub conversations to radio phone-ins and online forums, supporters have long discussed likely results across an entire weekend of fixtures. In recent years, however, the...

  • Top Top

    Points Deduction, Mismanagement and a Club in Freefall: How Leicester City Ended Up Here

    There was a time, not so long ago, when Leicester City were the most remarkable story in English football. A 5,000-1 title win. A Champions League quarter-final. A club punching so far above its weight that it seemed like the fairy tale would never end. Now, in March 2026, Leicester...

  • Top Top

    Casino Advertising Still Rules Football: Why Clubs Keep Signing Betting Deals

    Football clubs keep returning to casino advertising and betting partnerships for one reason. The money is simply too significant to walk away from. Despite increased political pressure in the United Kingdom and the decision of the Premier League, reflected in premier league gambling sponsorship news today, to remove gambling sponsors...