PROview 672 In Ground Adjustable Basketball Hoop

PROview® 672 IN-GROUND BASKETBALL HOOP WITH 72 INCH BACKBOARD

The PROview® 672 is a pro-style, in-ground basketball hoop featuring a regulation 72inx42in, 1/2in thick Tempered Safety Glass Backboard. The Hot Dipped Galvanized 7 Gauge Steel Pole and Stainless Steel Hardware make it the ultimate corrosion free hoop for any environment. Dunking on the adjustable 6ft-10ft backboard has never been safer with the Bolt-to-Steel, Dual Spring Rim and Hide-Away net attachment. Top it off with PROformance’s Pole, Gusset and Backboard Padding and you have the safest, most durable and most stable hoop in the neighborhood.

What Is Included?

• 72"x42" – 1/2" thick tempered glass backboard (regulation)
• Full perimeter aluminum trim
• Clearview board arm design
• Stainless steel hardware
• 6"x6" hot-dipped galvanized steel pole
• Premium pier mount anchor system (ground plate, J-bolts, rebar)
• Power Arc 90® Lift Assist (Adj. 6'-10')
• Core connected rim – direct bolt-to-steel
• Dual spring breakaway rim (heavy-duty flex)
• Hide-away safety net attachment
• 4' overhang at 10' height
• Backboard edge pad, pole pad, base pad – FREE
• Exclusive limited lifetime warranty

Add-ons

• • Backboard 72" x 42"
  • Tempered Glass 1/2"
  • Pole 6" x 6"

PROformance Toughness for Years of Use

The PROview® 672 is designed to last. Once you set it up, you won’t have to move it again. It’s corrosion-free and won’t rust, so it can stand up to just about any weather — from hot sun to winds and rain or even snow and ice. No matter what you or Mother Nature may throw at it, this basketball goal stays looking great and performing well because it is PROformance tough.

Pole, gusset and backboard padding from PROformance can also make this system even safer for you. You can find a series of nets as well to enhance your hoop and display your favorite NCAA logo or your favorite colors.

Check out PROformance today and buy your PROview® 672 to enjoy a system that’ll get you excited about playing basketball and practicing your shots — it’s what NCAA and NBA dreams are built on.