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SYSTEM CATALOG System Types Backboard Types in Ground Glass in Ground Systems Remain Stationary for Maximum Stability 2017 SYSTEM CATALOG System Types Backboard Types In Ground Glass In ground systems remain stationary for maximum stability. Glass backboards feature the best rebound performance and are ideal for elite play. Portable Target: Elite Play Portable systems can be moved for convenience or storage. Acrylic Combos Combo systems consist of a backboard and rim. They can be mounted to Acrylic backboards feature better either an existing basketball system, mounted to a pole, or to a roof via rebound performance and are ideal mounting hardware (sold separately). for competitive play. Target: Competitive Play Ultimate Hybrid® Polycarbonate Portable base with dual-material technology. Different elements aid in stabilizing the base for a secure hold. Rebound Factor Polycarbonate backboards feature good rebound performance and are The Beast® ideal for recreational play. Portable base, large, professional backboard with greatest rebound for highly competitive play. Target: Recreational Play Glass Ac rylic P Eco-Composite Height Adustment ol C yc o ar m bo p n o a Eco-Composite backboards feature a s t i e t Infinite Adust Preset Adust e limited rebound performance and are ideal for beginners play. Infinite adjustment lifts can be set to any height Preset adjustment lifts can be set to predetermined heights between 7.5 feet to 10 feet (2.3 to 3 meters). in 4 or 6 inch (10 or 15 centimeter) increments. For illustration purposes only Target: Beginner Play CHOOSE YOUR SYSTEM ® Mounting Brackets U-Turn® ProGlide Advanced® Ratchet Lift System Ground Activated Ratchet SPALDING Rims U-Turn™ Pro Screw Jack Exactaheight™ ProGlide™ Telescoping 180° Flex Goal Net Pro Image™ Rim Arena Slam® Rim Pro Slam™ Rim 2 System Types Backboard Types In Ground Glass In ground systems remain stationary for maximum stability. Glass backboards feature the best rebound performance and are ideal for elite play. Portable Target: Elite Play Portable systems can be moved for convenience or storage. Acrylic Combos Combo systems consist of a backboard and rim. They can be mounted to Acrylic backboards feature better either an existing basketball system, mounted to a pole, or to a roof via rebound performance and are ideal mounting hardware (sold separately). for competitive play. Target: Competitive Play Ultimate Hybrid® Polycarbonate Portable base with dual-material technology. Different elements aid in stabilizing the base for a secure hold. Rebound Factor Polycarbonate backboards feature good rebound performance and are The Beast® ideal for recreational play. Portable base, large, professional backboard with greatest rebound for highly competitive play. Target: Recreational Play Glass Ac rylic P Eco-Composite Height Adustment ol C yc o ar m bo p n o a Eco-Composite backboards feature a s t i e t Infinite Adust Preset Adust e limited rebound performance and are ideal for beginners play. Infinite adjustment lifts can be set to any height Preset adjustment lifts can be set to predetermined heights between 7.5 feet to 10 feet (2.3 to 3 meters). in 4 or 6 inch (10 or 15 centimeter) increments. For illustration purposes only Target: Beginner Play CHOOSE YOUR SYSTEM Mounting Brackets ® U-Turn® ProGlide Advanced® Ratchet Lift System Ground Activated Ratchet SPALDING Rims U-Turn™ Pro Screw Jack Exactaheight™ ProGlide™ Telescoping 180° Flex Goal Net Pro Image™ Rim Arena Slam® Rim Pro Slam™ Rim 3 ARENA VIEW® SERIES 72" GLASS 60" GLASS ARENA VIEW® SERIES ARENA VIEW® SERIES • Board Size - 72" x 42" • Board Size - 60" x 38" • Board - ½" Tempered Glass • Board - ½" Tempered Glass • Board Frame - Steel • Board Frame - Steel • Board Offset - 4' • Board Offset - 3' ® ® 180º RIM Z-ARMS • Lift System - U–Turn Pro • Lift System - U–Turn Pro 4" X 5" PRO STYLE RIM FOR IMPROVED STABILITY AND • Lift Handle - Removable • Lift Handle - Removable WITH 180° BREAKAWAY LEVELING, REDUCING BOARD • Pole Size - 1 Pc, 8" Square • Pole Size - 1 Pc, 6" Square ACTION BREAKAGE • Pole Material - Steel • Pole Material - Steel • Rim Style - 180˚ Breakaway • Rim Style - 180˚ Breakaway • Board Pad - Arena® • Board Pad - Arena® • Pole Pad - Stadium Style • Pole Pad - Stadium Style Item# 421-000 Item# 421-002 RIM MOUNT SAFETY STOP GOAL MOUNTING CONFIGURATION PREVENTS GOAL FROM 72" ACRYLIC 72" GLASS FIXED HEIGHT PREVENTS THE RIM AND BOLTS BEING LOWERED BELOW 6'6" ® ® IN-GROUND FROM TOUCHING THE GLASS OR ARENA VIEW SERIES ARENA VIEW SERIES ACRYLIC, REDUCING STRESS AND BREAKAGE • Board Size - 72" x 42" • Board Size - 72" x 42" • Board - ½" Acrylic • Board - ½" Acrylic • Board Frame - Steel • Board Frame - Steel • Board Offset - 4' • Board Offset - 4' • Lift System - U–Turn® Pro • Pole Size - 1 Pc, 6" Square • Lift Handle - Removable • Pole Material - Steel • Pole Size - 1 Pc, 8" Square • Rim Style - 180˚ Breakaway • Pole Material - Steel • Rim Style - 180˚ Breakaway Item# 421-006 ® SYSTEMS • Board Pad - Arena HINGING BASE PLATE U-TURN® PRO • Pole Pad - Stadium Style ENABLES GROUND LEVEL PROVIDES INFINITE HEIGHT ASSEMBLY OF ADJUSTMENT FROM 7'-10' Item# 421-001 BACKBOARD AND RIM 4 ARENA VIEW® H-SERIES 72" GLASS ARENA VIEW® H-SERIES • Board Size - 72” x 42” • Board - 3/ 8” Tempered Glass • Board Frame - Steel • Board Offset - 4’ • Lift System - U–Turn® Pro • Lift Handle - Removable • Pole Size - 1 Pc, 6” Square • Pole Material - Steel • Rim Style - Positive Lock Breakaway • Pole Pad - Heavy Duty Item# 421-060 60" GLASS ARENA VIEW® H-SERIES • Board Size - 60” x 38” • Board - 3/ 8” Tempered Glass • Board Frame - Steel • Board Offset - 3’ • Lift System - U–Turn® Pro • Lift Handle - Removable • Pole Size - 1 Pc, 6” Square • Pole Material - Steel • Rim Style - Positive Lock Breakaway • Pole Pad - Heavy Duty Item# 421-062 POSITIVE LOCK RIM Z-ARMS RIM MOUNT 4” X 5” RIM WITH FOR IMPROVED STABILITY AND GOAL MOUNTING CONFIGURATION BREAKAWAY ACTION LEVELING, REDUCING BOARD PREVENTS THE RIM AND BOLTS BREAKAGE FROM TOUCHING THE GLASS OR ACRYLIC, REDUCING STRESS AND BREAKAGE SAFETY STOP HINGING BASE PLATE U-TURN® PRO PREVENTS GOAL FROM ENABLES GROUND LEVEL PROVIDES INFINITE HEIGHT BEING LOWERED BELOW 6’6” ASSEMBLY OF BACKBOARD ADJUSTMENT FROM 7'-10' AND RIM 5 "888" SERIES 72" GLASS 888 SERIES • Board Size - 72” x 42” • Board - 3/ 8” Tempered Glass • Board Frame - Steel • Board Offset - 4’ • Lift System - U–Turn® Pro • Lift Handle - Removable • Pole Size - 1 Pc, 6” Square • Pole Material - Steel • Rim Style - Flex Breakaway • Pole Pad - Heavy Duty Item# 421-123 60" GLASS 888 SERIES • Board Size - 60” x 38” • Board - 3/ 8” Tempered Glass • Board Frame - Steel • Board Offset - 3’ • Lift System - U–Turn® Pro • Lift Handle - Removable • Pole Size - 1 Pc, 6” Square • Pole Material - Steel • Rim Style - Flex Breakaway • Pole Pad - Heavy Duty Item# 421-120 FLEX RIM J-BOLT 4” X 5” RIM WITH J-BOLT ANCHORING SYSTEM BREAKAWAY ACTION ALLOWS FOR LEVELING ADJUSTMENT 54" GLASS 888 SERIES • Board Size - 54” x 36” • Board - 3/ 8” Tempered Glass • Board Frame - Steel • Board Offset - 3’ • Lift System - U–Turn® Pro • Lift Handle - Removable • Pole Size - 1 Pc, 5” Square • Pole Material - Steel • Rim Style - Flex Breakaway IN-GROUND SAFETY STOP U-TURN® PRO • Pole Pad - Heavy Duty PREVENTS GOAL FROM PROVIDES INFINITE HEIGHT BEING LOWERED BELOW 6'6" ADJUSTMENT FROM 7'-10' Item# 421-121 SYSTEMS 6 60" GLASS IN-GROUND SYSTEM • Board Size - 60” x 34” • Board - ¼” Tempered Glass • Board Frame - Steel • Board Offset - 2’ • Lift System - U–Turn® • Lift Handle - Removable • Pole Size - 2 Pc, 4” Square • Pole Material - Steel 54" ACRYLIC • Rim Style - Pro Image™ IN-GROUND SYSTEM • Board Size - 54” x 32” Item# 421-118 • Board - Acrylic • Board Frame - Steel • Board Offset - 18” • Lift System - U–Turn® • Board Pad - Authentic • Pole Size - 3 Pc, 4” Square • Pole Material - Steel 54" GLASS • Rim Style - Arena Slam® IN-GROUND SYSTEM Item# 421-116 • Board Size - 54” x 32” • Board - ¼” Tempered Glass • Board Frame - Steel • Board Offset - 2’ • Lift System - U–Turn® • Lift Handle - Removable IN-GROUND • Pole Size - 2 Pc, 4” Square • Pole Material - Steel • Rim Style - Pro Image™ Item# 421-117 SYSTEMS 7 52" ACRYLIC IN-GROUND SYSTEM • Board Size – 52” x 32” x 3.5mm • Board Material – Acrylic • Board Frame – 1” x 1” Steel Frame • Board Offset – 16” • Lift System – Pro Glide™ • Height Adjustment – 7.5’ to 10’ In 6” Increments • Pole Size – 3 Pc, 3.5” Round • Pole Material – Steel • Pole Angle – Vertical • Rim Style – Pro SlamTM 50" ACRYLIC • Ground Sleeve – Plastic Ground Sleeve IN-GROUND SYSTEM • Board Pad – Authentic Style • Board Size – 50” x 32” x 3.5mm Item# 421-124 • Board Material – Acrylic • Board Frame – 1” x 1” Steel Frame • Board Offset – 16” • Lift System – Exacta Height™ • Height Adjustment – 7.5’ to 10’ In 6” Increments • Pole Size – 3 Pc, 3.5” Round • Pole Material – Steel • Pole Angle – Vertical • Rim Style – Pro SlamTM • Ground Sleeve – Plastic Ground Sleeve • Board Pad – Authentic Style Item# 421-115 50" POLYCARBONATE IN-GROUND SYSTEM IN-GROUND • Board Size – 50” x 32” x 2.5mm • Board Material – Polycarbonate • Board Frame – 1” x 1” Steel Frame • Board Offset – 16” • Lift System – Exacta Height™ • Height Adjustment – 7.5’ to 10’ In 6” Increments • Pole Size – 3 Pc, 3.5” Round • Pole Material – Steel • Pole Angle – Vertical SYSTEMS • Rim Style – Pro SlamTM • Ground Sleeve – Plastic Ground Sleeve • Board Pad – Authentic Style Item# 421-242 8 48" POLYCARBONATE IN-GROUND SYSTEM • Board Size – 48” x 32” x 2.5mm • Board Material – Polycarbonate • Board Frame – 1” x 1” Steel Frame • Board Offset – 16” • Lift System – Pro Glide™ • Height Adjustment – 7.5’ to 10’
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