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Story Quickrim Basketball Rim

Story Quickrim Basketball Rim

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Story Quickrim Basketball Rim

Story Quickrim Basketball Rim

Story Quickrim Basketball Rim

Story Quickrim Basketball Rim

Story Quickrim Basketball Rim

Story Quickrim Basketball Rim

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Story Quickrim Basketball Rim

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SKU	1601005131221-vconf
Taxcode	9506.91.00.30 \| Tools and props for general physical exercises, gymnastics or athletics

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Backboard size:

The backboard dimensions indicate the width and height of the flat plate behind the ring. The size can vary depending on age group and purpose. For official NBA games, the target is 180 x 105 cm (72" x 42"), while smaller backboards are used for children, hobby players and home use. A larger backboard makes it easier to hit targets with bank shots, while a smaller backboard often takes up less space and is better suited to smaller areas such as driveways and backyards.

Base:

The base is the bottom part of the stand that holds the basketball hoop steady. It can typically be filled with water or sand to provide extra weight and prevent the hoop from tipping over during use. The heavier and wider the base, the more stable the hoop will be – especially for dunks or power shots. A large base is especially important for outdoor use, where wind and uneven ground can affect stability. Smaller bases are easier to move and more suitable for children or temporary setups.

Height:

The height indicates the distance from the ground to the ring. Some basketball hoops have a fixed height, while others can be adjusted to suit different age groups and levels. The official height of a basketball hoop is 305 cm (10 feet), which is used in professional games and tournaments. Adjustable models can typically be set lower, for example down to 150 cm (5 feet), making them ideal for children, beginners or backyard training. An adjustable height provides flexibility and the ability to adapt the hoop as the player develops.

Pole material:

The material of the pole is important for both stability and durability. Most basketball hoops use steel for the pole, as it is strong and resistant to impact and strain. The thickness and type of steel can vary, with stronger poles typically providing less vibration during shots and increased durability over time. Some models have powder-coated or galvanized surfaces to protect against rust, especially when used outdoors. A good pole material is important for a safe and long-lasting hoop.

Rim material:

The hoop material refers to the material that the hoop itself is made of. Most basketball hoops use solid steel for the hoop to ensure strength and durability – especially for dunks and hard shots. The thickness of the steel and the type of welding or assembly have an impact on how much the hoop can withstand. Some models also have a spring-loaded hoop (spring ring), which gives way under load and reduces the risk of injury – especially suitable for children and home use. The quality of the hoop material is crucial for both the playing experience and the lifespan of the hoop.

Rim Size:

The rim size refers to the diameter of the ring itself. The official size, used in NBA and FIBA, among others, is 45 cm in internal diameter. This size fits standard size 7 basketballs. Some models – especially those intended for children – may have a smaller diameter to match smaller balls and make it easier to hit. It is important to choose a rim size that matches the ball size and the user's level to ensure a good playing experience and realistic training.

Weight:

The weight indicates how heavy the entire basketball hoop is – either as a whole or as individual parts. A higher weight often contributes to better stability, especially for models with a solid base and a strong pole. Lighter hoops are easier to move and set up, but may require extra securing during use. Weight also plays a role in shipping and assembly, and should be taken into consideration, especially when setting up outdoors or if the hoop will be moved regularly.