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Your Game. Our Business.™ YOUR GAME. OUR BUSINESS.™ SPORTS EQUIPMENT PRODUCT CATALOG 2 3 T NEW GARED PRODUCTS & SERVICES PORTABLE BASKETBALL BACKSTOPS 4 - 23 A GARED PRO® ARENA PORTABLE BACKSTOPS 7 - 9 PLAYRX™ PORTABLE PRODUCT GUIDE 18 - 19 B ® HOOPMASTER PORTABLE BACKSTOPS 10 - 11 PORTABLE FOOTPRINTS & SPECS 20 - 23 L PORTABLE BACKSTOP UPGRADES 12 - 13 E RECREATIONAL PORTABLE BACKSTOPS 14 - 15 TRAVELLING TOURNAMENT BACKSTOPS 163 O F GYMNASIUM EQUIPMENT 24 - 39 C CEILING HUNG CUSTOM BACKSTOPS 26 - 27 TOTAL GYMNASIUM CONTROLS 37 O WALL MOUNT BACKSTOPS 27 - 28 WALL PADS 37 GYMNASIUM ACCESSORIES 30 - 31 INDOOR ALPHATEC™ SCOREBOARDS 38 - 39 N DIVIDER CURTAINS 32 - 35 PLAYRX™ CEILING HUNG BACKSTOP PRODUCT GUIDE 27 MAT CARRIERS & INDOOR BATTING CAGES 36 PLAYRX™ DIVIDER CURTAIN PRODUCT GUIDE 35 T E SPACE Jam™ tournament ALPHatec™ SHOT CLOCKS & 4000+ MULTI-DIRECTIONAL N TRAVELLING SYSTEM MULTI-SPORT SCOREBOARDS POSITIVE LOCK RIM BASKETBALL EQUIPMENT 40 - 67 T Page: 16 Pages: 13, 38 - 39, 111, 128 - 129 Page: 52 ® COMPETITION GLASS BACKBOARDS 42 - 43 PRO-MOLD BACKBOARD PADDING 50 - 51 S BUZZER BEATER™ PERIMETER LED LIGHTS 43 BREAKAWAY COMPETITION RIMS 52 - 53 GYMNASIUM EASY BUY PACKAGES 44 RECREATIONAL PLAYGROUND RIMS 54 - 56 SPECIALTY GLASS BACKBOARDS 45 BASKETBALL NETS & TRAINING AIDS 57 - 59 NON-GLASS & OUTDOOR BACKBOARDS 46 - 49 PLAYRX™ BASKETBALL PRODUCT GUIDES 51, 60 - 67 INDOOR VOLLEYBALL & NET SPORTS 68 - 83 SKYMASTER® CEILING HUNG VOLLEYBALL SYSTEM 70 VOLLEYBALL PADS & REFEREE STANDS 78 GO COURT™ PORTABLE VOLLEYBALL SYSTEMS 71 VOLLEYBALL FLOOR SLEEVES, NETS & ACCESSORIES 79 - 81 LIBERO™ 4” VOLLEYBALL SYSTEMS 72 - 73 INDOOR BADMINTON & TENNIS 82 RALLYLINE™ 3 1/2” VOLLEYBALL SYSTEMS 74 - 75 HOOPLA™ NETBALL, FUTSAL & HANDBALL 83 OMNISTEEL™ 3” VOLLEYBALL SYSTEMS 76 PLAYRX™ INDOOR VOLLEYBALL PRODUCT GUIDE 77 Go court™ portaBLE CENTER DRIVE CUSTOM FIELD Force™ OUTDOOR BASKETBALL SYSTEMS 84 - 103 VOLLEYBALL SYSTEMS GYMNASIUM CURTAIN MULTI-SPORT BLOCKER OUTDOOR PORTABLE BACKSTOPS 86 - 87 PLAYGROUND HEAVY DUTY PACKAGES 92 Page: 71 Page: 32 Pages: 112, 118 GOOSENECK & ADJUSTABLE ARM POSTS 88 ENDURANCE® PLAYGROUND SYSTEMS 93 OUTDOOR BACKBOARDS & RIMS 89 ADJUSTABLE PLAYGROUND SYSTEMS 94 - 97 PLAYGROUND ECONOMY PACKAGES 90 OUTDOOR BASKETBALL ACCESSORIES 98 - 99 PLAYGROUND STANDARD DUTY PACKAGES 91 PLAYRX™ OUTDOOR PRODUCT GUIDE 100 - 103 FIELD SPORT EQUIPMENT 104 - 119 TOUCHLINE™ PREMIUM SOCCER GOALS 106 SOCCER TRAINING AIDS 112 TOUCHLINE STRIKER™ SOCCER GOALS 107 CAMOGIE, FIELD HOCKEY, FUTSAL & FIELD HOCKEY 113 ALL STAR FIFA SOCCER GOAL 107 SLINGSHOT™ LACROSSE GOALS & ACCESSORIES 118 TOUCHLINE™ CLUB & PRACTICE SOCCER GOALS 108 - 109 REDZONE™ FOOTBALL GOALPOSTS & ACCESSORIES 119 SOCCER NETS, ACCESSORIES & SCOREBOARDS 110 - 111 PLAYRX™ SOCCER PRODUCT GUIDE 114 - 117 TM OUTDOOR VOLLEYBALL & NET SPORTS 120 - 125 TOUCHLINE STRIKer™ SPECTATOR SERIES™ PLAYRX™ product guideS & MONGOOSE® WIRELESS VOLLEYBALL SYSTEMS 122 SOCCER GOAL POWDERCOAT SEATING OPTION INSPECTION SERVICE SIDEOUT™ BEACH VOLLEYBALL SYSTEMS 123 Page: 107 Pages: 130 - 131 Multiple Pages, TENNIS SYSTEMS AND ACCESSORIES 124 BLOG: http://playrxbygared.blogspot.com/ TETHERBALL EQUIPMENT 125 BASEBALL ACCESSORIES 125 ABOUT GARED, A GARED HOLDINGS COMPANY Founded in 1922, GARED® is the undisputed leader in the design and manufacture of innovative high quality sports equipment. Much has changed in sports over FIELD & SITE AMENITIES 126 - 133 the years. Games are now faster, more intense, and competitive. As the games have changed, GARED® has met these challenges, by constantly improving the ALPHATEC™ OUTDOOR SCOREBOARDS 128 - 129 design, strength and durability of our sports equipment. We continue to build on past expertise while shaping the future of the sports that we serve. Our sports SPECTATOR™ SERIES BLEACHER 130 equipment is found in a variety of venues; in pro-arenas and universities across the world, school yards, parks, high school gymnasiums, both in big cities and small SPECTATOR™ SERIES BENCHES 131 towns, and in the driveways and home courts of people who recognize the value of reliability and product quality. SPECTATOR™ SERIES BIKE RACKS 132 BASEBALL & SOFTBALL FIELD AMENTITIES 133 GARED® HOLDINGS, LLC is comprised of three industry-leading brands: GARED® , GARED HOOPS™, and PERFORMANCE SPORTS SYSTEMS®. We service the after-market, retail, and new construction sports markets, and have become the leader in innovative product design, precision engineering, and premium manufacturing of sports equipment. Our centrally located manufacturing and warehouse facilities, and new state-of-the-art powder GARED REFERENCES 134 - 135 coating operation in Noblesville, Indiana have enabled us to offer our customers shorter lead times and more economical shipping costs. We sell our products WEBSITE WWW.GAREDSPORTS.COM PRODUCT INDEX 134 - 135 through a trusted network of dealers across the United States and around the world. DEALER ORDERS [email protected] NEW DEALER APPLICATION [email protected] BLOG: HTTP://PLAYRXBYGARED.BLOGSPOT.COM/ GARED® HOLDINGS, LLC is a supporting member of many prominent domestic organizations as well as international governing bodies for sports. In addition, BID & SPEC SUBMITTAL [email protected] FACEBOOK: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/GARED1922 PLAYRX™ inSPECTIONS [email protected] TWITTER: @GAREDSPORTS our products meet the safety guidelines of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), and we continually strive to lower our carbon footprint through sustainable design and recycling of raw materials. VISIT WWW.GAREDSPORTS.COM FOR COMPLETE PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS fax orders (314) 421-6014 • contact gared today at (314) 421-0044 4 5 P O R T A B L E B A S K E T B A L L B WHY BUY GARED? A C ALWAYS INNOVATING! K GARED’s revolutionary QUICK CONNECT™ S T SYSTEM reduces game downtime by allowing O replacement of backboard and rim in less than P 3 minutes! S NEW PRODUCTS! We’ve expanded our portable line to include PORTABLEPORTABLE BASKETBALLBASKETBALL backstops for ANY budget and level of play! BACKSTOPSBACKSTOPS MORE CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS! Make your backstop unique to your facility by GARED isn’t the premiere manufacturer of portable basketball backstops by accident. Our adding team graphics and lettering, shot clocks, LED lights, and camera mounts – the possibilities are tradition of quality and innovation began on the drafting tables of our engineering team over endless! 40 years ago, and we haven’t looked back since! From our industry changing invention of the Hydra-Goal in 1980, the first ever arena portable system, to our recent introduction of the CONVENIENT PLAYRx™ PORTABLE BACKSTOP PRODUCT GUIDE! popular GARED Pro S spring-balanced competition portable, GARED has been continually Check out our PlayRX™ Portable Product Guide revolutionizing the portable basketball market. Today, we are proud to offer a full line of to quickly compare the features and pricing of our systems to find the one that’s right for your facility! competition portable basketball systems, many of which can be seen in professional arenas and NCAA Division 1, II & III schools across the U.S., as well as all over the globe. Or maybe you’re just looking for a recreational portable for practice sessions or youth leagues? We’ve got you covered there too - GARED offers a huge assortment of systems for every type of facility and play level! Check out our handy Product Guide which helps you choose the model with the size, features, and price point suitable for your program, then add the options you want for a truly customized system! Then GET IN THE GAME WITH GARED! 6 7 P GARED® PRO S: SPRING BALANCED COMPETITION PORTABLE O The GARED® PRO S is the finest engineered competition portable in the world utilizing the Gared® tension spring technology • The maintenance-free tension spring mechanism is designed for balanced and effortless lifting/lowering of the unit • The unique mechanism is concealed inside the base for safety and R appearance • A superbly designed T-Shape extension arm made of fully welded, heavy wall rectangular tubing is patterned after our original Gared Pro H®, T which is universally considered the most structurally stable competition portable • The T-Shape extension arm and heavy duty uprights eliminate the need for A unsightly bridge supports, giving the fans a clear view of the court • Available in 8’ and 10’ 8” boom extensions for all levels of play and adjustable to 8’, 9’, and B 10’ heights, the Gared Pro S® comes equipped with an official size (42” x 72”) shatter proof glass backboard, our original PRO-MOLD® backboard padding and a positive lock breakaway goal • The base is fully padded on three sides with vinyl covered 2” thick high density polyurethane foam • The front upright L is similarly padded to a height of 7’ with 5” thick foam • Meets NCAA, NAIA, NFHS and NBA main court specifications and is approved by FIBA for high level E international competition • Boom pad and floor anchoring system are included with the unit • Shot clock supports are sold separately • Full weight with ballast 3000 lbs. (1361 .kgs) • 10-Year Limited WarrantY on aLL parts, Lifetime Limited WarrantY on backboard incLuded With the B unit, 5-Year Limited WarrantY on pro-moLd® pads and 4-Year on breakaWaY goaL. A 9618: GARED® PRO S WITH 10’ 8” BOOM, FIBA (Fédération Internationale de S 10’ 8” (3.25 M) Portable Basketball Backstop Basketball) hereby declares, by means K of certificatification, thatM ODEL E 9618WL: GARED® PRO S WITH 10’ 8” BOOM & WHEEL LIFT OPTION, 9618 GARED PRO S PORTABLE T 10’ 8” (3.25 M) Portable
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