Rip it by hand. No scissors needed.

FOOTBALLER APPROVED
TEAR.MARK.PLAY.
Fifty metres of hand-tearable marking line built to turn overlooked space into football.



STREET 01
THE CANCHA LINE PLAYBOOK
Open what you need. Keep the rest out of the way.01HOW IT WORKSTear. Mark. Play.
Lay boundaries, boxes, lanes, goals or targets.
Ball down. Game on. Make it yours.
02UNLOCKTen starter layouts. One line. Endless play.
Start with a proven layout, then change the dimensions, rules or scoring to fit your space.
Beat your player inside a tight square. First to three wins.
Mark the frame on a wall and train finishing against a real opening.
Split one court with a centre line. Keep the rally alive without using hands.
Create a narrowing lane with scoring bands for precise shooting.
Mark a tight duel zone. A nutmeg scores.
Build wall targets with different point values for passing and finishing.
Outline a compact cancha for fast games, quick transitions and more touches.
Create numbered boxes for reaction calls, footwork and first-touch work.
Build a lane, place targets and knock them down with the ball.
Mix lines, zones and rules. Make the space yours.
03RULE CULTUREYour space. Your rules.
04SURFACESWhere your cancha can live
City play, schoolyards, sidewalks and hard courts.
Parking lots, blacktop courts and street sessions.
Urban plazas and patios with smooth joints.
Test a small area first and remove after play.
SURFACE CONDITIONS VARY. TEST A SMALL AREA FIRST. DESIGNED FOR TEMPORARY, SAME-DAY PLAY.
05THE PLAYBOOKWhat CANCHA LINE unlocks
A short duel with pressure built into every touch.
Keep the ball alive and test touch under pressure.
Quick group rotation where the winner stays.
Target-based finishing and passing challenges.
Beat your marker. Protect the ball. Score.
06MARK REAL GOAL DIMENSIONSRegulation goal openings, ready for the wall.
Mark the goal opening—not the pitch. Measure the width between the inside edges of the posts and the height from the ground to the underside of the crossbar.
Mark the full opening on a wall to train finishing against the same frame used in the full game.
Build the official futsal opening for close-range reactions, placement and fast finishing.
Use the Canada Soccer ideal 7v7 goal opening for realistic youth finishing sessions.
Step up to the Canada Soccer ideal 9v9 opening while keeping the wall session game-real.
BUILD ACCURACY TARGETS
A goal frame copies a real goal. Accuracy targets are smaller squares or zones placed on a wall—or inside that frame—to sharpen passing and finishing.
A ground-level window for driven passes and first-touch work.
Upper-corner zones placed inside your chosen goal frame.
Low zones beside each post for precise finishing under pressure.