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| Rating: | (4.1 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 1,458 Walmart Reviews |
| Product Name: | Spalding NBA 54" Portable Angled Basketball Hoop with Polycarbonate Backboard |
| Product Description: | The Spalding 54" angled portable basketball system is constructed of a polycarbonate backboard material and comes with a one-year warranty. This 54" portable basketball hoop is adjustable from 7.5 feet to 10 feet, and its angled pole design allows for more play under the basket. The 34-gallon base and steel pole construction are durable, strong and steady. Get ready to dominate your driveway! The Spalding 54" angled portable basketball system is constructed of a polycarbonate backboard material. Comes with a one-year warranty. This 54" portable basketball hoop is adjustable from 7.5 feet to 10 feet, and its angled pole design allows for more play under the basket. The 34-gallon base and steel pole construction are durable, strong and steady. Get ready to dominate your driveway! |
| Manufacturer: | Spalding |
| Model Number: | 66673WT |
| Product SKU: | 22401197 |
| UPC: | 689344344539 |
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Also it is just $30 off from original price which is not a big difference. I can wait for a better one within same price range..
Suggestions please..
Also it is just $30 off from original price which is not a big difference. I can wait for a better one within same price range..
Suggestions please..
Deal has been posted a couple times previously for the same price as well.
Also it is just $30 off from original price which is not a big difference. I can wait for a better one within same price range..
Suggestions please..
I have this exact hoop and got it for a tad under $200. If my kids get more serious about basketball, I'm going to save up and upgrade to something nicer.
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I'm guessing using that gel isn't a good idea for someone that has to move the hoop into the garage because HOA won't allow them?
You can still move it on its wheels with the gel, but it takes more effort to get the pole horizontal.
Oh okay. I saw it said it's weighs 40 (or 400?) times more than water so sounded like it would be extremely hard to move.
I've seen a lot of reviews for this one on YT and that seems like a common complaint. I think aesthetically speaking I'm attracted to how it looks compared to other hoops, plus it seems easy to adjust the height with the lever.