Product Description
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Perfect your s on the Spalding Polycarbonate Basketball
Backboard & Rim Combo. As strong as they come, the polycarbonate
board stands up to rain, cold and endless rounds of banked-in
jump s. The arena-style padding adds an authentic look.
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Play like the pros in your own backyard with this Spalding
polycarbonate backboard/rim combo, which is designed to fit on
both round or square poles. Measuring 44 inches wide, this clear
board has look of a pro-style backboard--complete with NBA logo
in the corner--this unit is ideal for ing to a pole, garage,
or wall. It also features a 5/8-inch solid steel Slam Jam
breakaway rim with ultra-smooth spring action and an all-weather
net. ing hardware not included.
Key Features:
* 44-inch polycarbonate basketball backboard
* Slam Jam breakaway basketball rim
* 2-7/8" x 2-1/2" hole pattern
* Designed to fit round or square poles
* Weighs 34 pounds Manufacturer's Warranty
Five-year limited warranty
About Spalding
As a Division of Russell Corporation, the Spalding Group
consists of three business units: Spalding in Springfield, MA;
American Athletic, Inc. (AAI) in Jefferson, IA; and Huffy Sports,
in Sussex, WI. The three companies, collectively combined, are
now the largest basketball equipment supplier in the world.
Spalding is the official basketball supplier of the National
Basketball Association (NBA) and Women's National Basketball
Association (WNBA), the official backboard of the NBA and NCAA,
the official volleyball of the King of the Beach Volleyball Tour
and the official football of the Arena Football League (AFL) and
Pop Warner.
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With the high-quality construction of many portable basketball
systems, turning your driveway into a basketball court can be as
simple as hooking up your garden hose. But while a portable
system may ultimately be your best choice, there are reasons you
may want to consider an in-ground or wall- system before you
decide.
In-Ground Systems
In-ground systems ( http://www..com/gp/browse.html/?node=3396711 ) are permanently cemented into the ground--either via a bolt
ing kit or directly into the ground--and are generally more
rigid and take up less space than portables. In-ground systems
often require that you hire a professional to complete the task,
but when the cement dries you'll have a hoop that can take
punishing dunks with ease.
Many in-ground systems are height-adjustable, include removable
post features that let you take the system down for off-season
storage, and feature heavy-duty break-away rims. You'll also want
to research the adjustable mechanisms on the systems, as there
are several types to choose from. Some feature a counter-balance
spring that lets you perform easy, one-hand adjustments while
others may feature a sturdy, pneumatic system.
Wall- Systems
Wall- systems
( http://www..com/gp/browse.html/?node=3396741 ) can be ed to
the side of a house, a tall retaining wall, or a garage.
Generally sturdier than portables, wall-s have the added
advantage of optimizing your existing ground space for the court,
since you won't take any space up with the base or pole. Not all
systems include the necessary hardware, so make certain you add a
ing kit to your list.
Portable Systems
Portable systems ( http://www..com/gp/browse.html/?node=3396731 ) require minimal installation and offer ultimate convenience.
These systems generally feature a base that can be filled with
sand or water to stabilize them and include wheels for
portability. Although they are not as sturdy as in-ground or
wall-ed hoops, portables are simple to set up and can often
be folded for convenient storage.
Backboard Considerations
Regardless of which system you choose, you'll want to brush up
on Backboards 101. Most residential systems feature backboards
made of acrylic, fiberglass, graphite, or various other composite
materials. While clear acrylic gives the professional look and
feel of glass, it is not as rigid as fiberglass or graphite. Some
systems may offer steel or aluminum backboards, which are
virtually vandal resistant, but don't offer the true rebounding
action.
The regulation size of an NBA backboard is 72 inches wide and 42
inches high. Most portable hoops are 42 or 44 inches wide and 36
inches tall. In-ground systems tend to be a bit larger, with
54-inch and 60-inch widths being the most popular. While
rectangular shaped backboards provide more bank
rtunities, they are generally more expensive than the
streamlined fan-shaped board.
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Brand Story
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A Division of Russell Brands, LLC, Spalding is the largest
basketball equipment supplier in the world, and America's first
baseball company. Spalding is the official basketball of the
National Basketball Association (NBA) and Women's National
Basketball Association (WNBA), the official backboard of the NBA
and NCAA, the official baseball of the Little League World
Series, the official volleyball of the King of the Beach
Volleyball Tour and of the "Pro Beach Series" and the official
football of Pop Warner. In addition to being a leading producer
and marketer of basketballs, footballs, volleyballs and soccer
balls, Spalding produces softballs under the Dudley brand. The
SPALDING® and DUDLEY® trademarks are owned by Russell Brands,
LLC.
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- Backboard size: 44" x 30".
- Polycarbonate board with arena-style padding.
- Steel board frame.
- Slam Jam breakaway rim.
- Designed for outdoor play.