SKLZ Pro Mini Indoor Basketball Hoop with Ball, Over the Door, Shatter-Proof Backboard, Spring-Action Break-Away Steel Rim, Great for Home, Dorm Room, and Office

$34.99

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Practice your shooting skills with the SKLZ Pro Mini Basketball Hoop–the ultimate addition to your dorm room or office for endless basketball fun and skill improvement. This indoor mini basketball hoop brings authentic basketball action right to your space, with a pro-grade steel rim that mimics the look and feel of a full-sized rim, boosting your confidence and getting you ready for real games. Practice your bank shot and hone your shooting technique without worry. The 18" x 12" clear polycarbonate backboard is built to withstand your toughest practice sessions, ensuring it won't break during intense play, while the 9" spring-action break-away rim bounces back after every rebound, making it perfect for working on your dunking skills and increasing your vertical leap. No need to worry about wear and tear on the net either, as the 30-ply basketball net is designed to endure your daily practice sessions or games without the need for frequent repair or replacement. Setting up the Pro Mini Basketball Hoop is a breeze–simply hang it over any door frame and move it around to suit your needs with the slide-on door mounts, which come with protective foam padding to prevent any damage or marks. No need to purchase a basketball. The SKLZ Pro Mini Basketball Hoop comes with an indoor-safe 5" rubber basketball, so you can start playing and practicing right away. Take your love for basketball to new heights with this top-notch mini basketball hoop and experience the excitement of the game anytime, anywhere.

Marca

SKLZ

Modelo

B001I912SQ

Categoría aduanal

Sports & Outdoors

Anj

8 de diciembre de 2013

Install on the wall like a pro, you'll feel the difference!

The product is awesome. Perfect size, great look, amazing quality. Is what you expect or more, and you can have endless hours of fun with it. playing at your office or at home. First thing you will need is to get a new ball, because the one that comes with the hoop will destroy everything around you, and it is so noisy and heavy that gets very uncomfortable to use. I ordered the "POOF-Slinky 875 POOF 4-Inch Pro Mini Foam Basketball" (very popular among the users of this hoop), but I strongly recommend to get the "little tikes" foam basketball (in Amazon it comes in a pack of 3, but I got it for $5 at Target, and it is only 1/2" smaller than the one that comes with the hoop but in foam, perfect).Now, depending on how you install this hoop, you can have a terrible-all-the-time-moving and vibrating hoop, or a nice firm and realistic hoop. Since the product itself is high quality and the spring-action rim is a great feature, I was looking for the best way to mount it. Definitely, mounting it on the door was my last favorite option, not only because the distance between the ring and the ceiling was too short to enjoy shooting, but also because the vibration from the whole thing was ruining the experience, even with the foam ball. Then I decided to mount it on the wall. If you are considering that option, this is what I recommend for best results:What you need:- A phillips scredriver. Much better if you have an impact drill with the phillips head, so everything will be faster and easier.- 6 screws that are a good fit for the holes on the top (there are four holes, but you will end up putting 6 screws, since 2 will be for the bottom of the rim, where the "orange" square metal part is. I'll explain this later.- A level.How to mount it:1.- You need to remove the small structure (two pieces on the top) to mount the hoop on the door. It looks very easy, but the plastic screws that come already mounted are very cheap and they get ruined easily. Use the impact drill to unscrew and they will come just fine. If you do it with a screwdriver, be very careful or the head of the screw will get ruined with the minimun stress.2.- If you already built the rim, unscrew the 2 top screws of the 3 that are located at the bottom of the rim. When you do this, the rim will be attached to the backboard only by the bottom screw with its nut.3.- Chose the right place to install the hoop. Once you have it, take the level and putting it on the top of the backboard, screw the 4 top screws on their 4 holes to the wall. Dont go crazy with the pressure, just do it firm to hold it strong to the wall, but without bending the backboard, try to keep it flat. The level should show that the backboard is totally straight (leveled).4.- Now, take the other 2 screws (same size than the 4 of the top), and through the 2 bottom holes right under the rim, screw them to the wall. Again, use the level to check that the rim is 100% straight too.Now you will see the backboard is stick to the wall, no sounds no vibrations. And the rim will go down with the spring, not bending the backboard. With this, you can enjoy the hoop being firm, and getting the best from the spring-action rim. Enjoy!

HDS

12 de junio de 2013

Only real mini basketball hoop

I've owned 4 basketball hoops now, and this is my first one that works. Basically every hoop you know of is just a piece of plastic that breaks the first time you dunk on it, and can barely even handle normal shots. You spend all of your time looking for a legitimate basketball hoop that you can shoot, dunk on, and put a lot of abuse on over a long period of time. This is it. Congratulations SKLZ, the only company I have found to make a normal basketball hoop that 100% of people in the basketball hoop industry are looking for. I've had this hoop for a few weeks, and i constantly dunk on it and take super hard shots and it does not show any wear and tare. i never actually thought that in my lifetime I would live to see a mini basketball hoop that you can dunk on, but i have been proved wrong for the better. The fact that this thing is only $25 is also amazing. It's a hoop that seems to be made out of regulation material, which feels very nice, and the backboard, although bendy, seems to put up against a lot. it was easy enough to set up, as it came with the 3 nuts, the 3 screws, the padded rim plate, and the wrench to put it all in place. but don't worry, those nuts and screws are to connect the rim to the backboard, not to put it into the wall. it comes without the rim on the backboard because the box would have to be like 3 times as thick for it to be already set up, and the process really only takes 5 minutes at most. the hoop goes very nicely over the door, and the hooks are padded, but my personal experience is that i can't close the door with it on. my friend who introduced me to it has more room between his door and doorframe, so he can close his door with this on, so some doors may work to always have this on, although some like mine cannot. also, i thought that it would put stress on my door when i dunk on it or even leave it there, but it really doesn't. my advice though, is don't hang on it. ik it may be obvious to most people, but this thing isn't made out of diamond. if you weight 150 pounds and try to hang on it, it probably will break the backboard or the door, and it will be your fault! my only complaint would be the ball. it's not a big complaint, but the ball is pretty heavy. my friend who introduced me to this hoop told me that his neighbor under him complains about the ball hitting the ground, so when we play, we have to put a pillow under it to stop the ball from hitting the ground. my solution is really just ditch the ball. you can buy foam balls in 3 packs or something like that for $5 at your local dicks or modell's or sports authority or whatever your local sports store is. i understand that SKLZ is going for a regulation type ball, but i have a ball made out of the same material that's basically the same size but is probably half the weight. i stick with my two foam balls, and that same material half weight ball. a complaint that i saw from other customers was that the ball doesn't come inflated, but i know exactly why. once you inflate the ball, you'll notice it's 50% thicker than the box it came in, so that's why people. all in all, this is very worth it to buy, as for what it is, $25 is paying nothing for the experience. you can shoot and dunk and not really have to worry about a thing. when this thing breaks in like 10 years or whenever in the far future, i will definitely buy it again without even thinking twice about it.