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"Triple Court" Basketball Unit
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One unit, triple the fun
Individually adjustable hoop height
- One unit – three times the playing fun
- Steel post
- Hoop heights can be individually adjusted
- Plastic backboards
- Easy to set up and remove
Product description
"Triple Court" street basketball unit
One unit – three times the playing fun. Comes with post, 3 backboards, hoops and nets.
Advantages:
One unit – three times the playing fun. Comes with post, 3 backboards, hoops and nets.
- Steel post, 100x100x3 mm, powder coated, for cementing into the ground
- 3 steel arms, 100x100x3 mm, powder coated
- 95-cm overhang
- Hoop heights can be adjusted from 180 cm to 305 cm
- 3 plastic basketball backboards, 120x90 cm, 5 cm thick
- 3 solid steel basketball hoops, with 12 ring eyelets
- 3 nylon basketball nets, white, 12 point attachment
- Supports up to 320 kg
- Drilling distance of retaining plate: approx. 110x90 mm
Advantages:
- Three times the playing fun with one unit
- The height of each hoop can be individually adjusted – ideal for different age groups
- Hoops are screwed directly onto the frame so that the backboards can withstand high loads
- Easy assembly
What is the official competition height for basketball? The stipulated hoop height (upper edge of hoop) should be 3.05 m.
Street basketball – the game for the street! It is the game of choice for teenagers today. Street basketball brings together people of different backgrounds. To allow players to integrate, the rules are more simple than those for basketball and are not as extensive. The most important rule is “fair play” and therefore a referee isn't required for the “Adidas streetball challenge”. The MCs note down the points and clarify if any disputes arise.
Street basketball – the game for the street! It is the game of choice for teenagers today. Street basketball brings together people of different backgrounds. To allow players to integrate, the rules are more simple than those for basketball and are not as extensive. The most important rule is “fair play” and therefore a referee isn't required for the “Adidas streetball challenge”. The MCs note down the points and clarify if any disputes arise.
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