PRO-STYLE LOOK AND PERFORMANCE — The 60" x 38" Clear View tempered glass backboard delivers a pro-style look and rebound performance
HOOP CAN MOVE WITH YOU — Anchor mounting offers the strength of concrete and the option to unbolt and move goal
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS — 60" x 38 backboard, 3/8" thick, 6" x 6" pole size, and 3' overhang
HEIGHT ADJUSTABILITY — Powder-coated steel pole height adjusts from 7.5' to 10' with an all-steel actuator
INCLUDES – Includes breakaway rim, backboard pad, and Universal Pole Pad with flared anchor cover for player safety
Backboard: 60” X 38”
Pole Size: 6” X 6”
Overhang: 3’
Includes: Pole Pad & Backboard Pad
The Goalrilla CV60 uses welded, ultra-wide span arms and a welded steel board frame to create an unobstructed, clear view and consistent rebound across the 60 inch backboard glass (a proven design inspired by by earlier Goalrilla basketball systems). Plus, the CV60 is capable of handling over 1000 lbs. of vertical torque to the rim. That makes it one of the Goalrilla basketball goals that are built to take on anything the suburbs can throw at it. It's pure Goalrilla through and through. Rugged steel is used throughout our basketball hoops, providing the uncompromising strength of a Goalrilla. To protect this steel, our hoops are covered in powder-coating for ultimate rust and UV protection, maintaining the performance and look of the basketball goal. It's one of the toughest outdoor basketball hoops on the planet.
Installation
The basketball hoop’s anchor is installed in concrete but gives you the option to unbolt the hoop if you need to move homes. The in-ground anchor is cured in concrete providing strength and stability. One major factor that will determine your installation location and which hoop you'd like to own is overhang. Use the overhang chart to select the best position to install your hoop.
The basketball hoop’s anchor is installed in concrete but gives you the option to unbolt the hoop if you need to move homes. The in-ground anchor is cured in concrete providing strength and stability. One major factor that will determine your installation location and which hoop you'd like to own is overhang. Use the overhang chart to select the best position to install your hoop.
