First Team Vector Eclipse

Unlike traditional systems that require you to bury the pole deep in concrete, the Vector Eclipse uses a bolt-down anchor system. You install a mounting plate into a concrete pad first, then bolt the pole directly to it, which makes the setup process much easier and allows you to potentially relocate the hoop if you move homes.

Yes, the tempered glass is designed for outdoor durability and provides a professional-grade rebound that acrylic or polycarbonate boards simply cannot match. It is weather-resistant and built to withstand the elements while maintaining its clarity and performance over time.

The EZ Crank mechanism is designed to be smooth and intuitive, allowing for height adjustments anywhere from 7 to 10 feet. While most children will find it easy to operate, younger players may need adult assistance to turn the crank safely.

The 32-inch offset is a standard, comfortable distance that provides plenty of space for layups and maneuvering under the rim without feeling cramped. It strikes a good balance between stability and creating a realistic court feel for competitive play.

The flex goal is built for intense play and requires very little maintenance beyond standard inspections. We recommend checking the bolts and springs once or twice a year to ensure everything remains tight and responsive, especially after harsh weather seasons.