Best Choice Products Kids Height-Adjustable Basketball Hoop, Portable Backboard Set w/ 2 Wheels, Fillable Base, 70.5in to 82.3in Tall

This basketball hoop was the perfect size and is sturdy enough for a little one who is learning basketball. The adjustable height allows you to raise the basket as skill (or the child's height) grows. It's not strong enough for a big kid to dunk, but for little ones, it's perfect! My grandson is almost 6 years old and he loves playing with it.

great for little under 12

This basketball hoop was pretty easy to put together for my son to practice shooting hoops. The backboard is not very big and it does not go very high but its good enough for my son to enjoy practicing his shots. It could be sturdier as I have to readjust the height because blows on the backboard makes it lean back a bit and the vibration from it slightly moves the height down down until readjusted.

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Easy to put together, did by myself in 60 minutes. Materials are definitely cheap, especially the flimsy plastic backboard. The hoop was somewhat crooked and I had to adjust it. If you shoot a standard size basketball the whole thing shakes and the hoop starts to bend and needs to be readjusted. We are using a smaller lighter basketball. For toddlers this is great. If you are serious about basketball in any way, this is pretty useless. My 5 year old loves it but I’m sure he will outgrow it pretty quickly.***UPDATE***Have had the hoop for 3 months and can verify a few things other reviewers have noticed. The net disintegrated after 6 weeks or so. I ran to local sports store and picked up a new one for a few bucks so no big deal.The biggest problem is the flimsy backboard and hoop structure makes the hoop lean and sag after minimal use. VERY poor design. That said there is an easy fix. I screwed in a 1/2” PVC pipe to the backboard and fed it down the main tube. This provides a much more rigid backboard and firmer hoop with less sag. This is an easy fix but I am surprised the didn’t design it this way to begin with. I have some before and after pictures.At any rate, I still recommend the hoop as a cheap fool around hoop for toddlers. And with minor modifications maybe will last more than a few months since I was about to trash the thing. I’m actually quite happy with it now.

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Just got this yesterday, it was easy to assemble and was a big hit with the neighborhood. I have it on the lowest setting and kids as young as 4 can use it.

The media could not be loaded. So, this guy was great and used it a few times a week outside (it was assembled & put outside end of April for a 5th b'day present), however by the beginning of July (only a little over 2-months of sun exposure), the whate part of the net broke down from outdoor exposure (rain/sun) to the point that it is so brittle, it fell off from its own weight and turns to dust when pulled.I contacted the seller/manufacturer and was informed that the product was outside of their 60-day warranty because of my order/delivery date and so there is nothing for them to do. Are you kidding me!?! This was infuriating because I have minimal expectations for this lasting years, but to not even last 3months. And for the warranty period to only cover 60-days, that only reinforces that they know they are selling a horrible product and know that this failure and other failures happen after 60-days, so they are just making sure that your problem isn't their problem.If you don't care, then go for this and order a new net at the same time. But if you do care, read the fine print and find a hoop that is backed by the company, not one that is apparently so inferior that the company won't warranty it.