Goalsetter Contender Basketball System

The internal mechanism is housed inside the pole, which protects the crank and gears from rain, snow, and debris. This design significantly reduces wear and tear over time compared to external systems that are fully exposed to the elements.

Yes, a 54-inch backboard is the standard size for most residential driveways. It provides ample surface area for bank shots and layups while fitting comfortably in smaller spaces where a full 72-inch regulation board might be too imposing.

The offset pole creates a 30-inch gap between the pole and the backboard, which provides more room for players to maneuver underneath the hoop. It also helps distribute weight more evenly, contributing to the system's overall stability during play.

The wedge ground anchor is designed to be a permanent, concrete-set installation. While it provides superior stability and prevents the pole from leaning, it is not intended to be portable or easily relocated once the concrete has cured.

The system features a patented hinge design that allows you to assemble the backboard and rim on the ground before raising the unit. While it is a heavy-duty system that requires at least two people and some mechanical aptitude, this hinge system makes the lifting process much safer and more manageable.

Yes, the Goalsetter Contender is built with 7-gauge steel and a tempered glass backboard, both of which are highly durable. The internal adjustment mechanism and weather-resistant finish are specifically engineered to handle outdoor exposure year-round.