Silverback NXT Portable Adjustable 10ft Outdoor Basketball Hoop - 50" and 54" Basketball Goal Backboard Available - Assembles in 90 Minutes
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Color: NXT 50
Features
- Ultimate Strength & Stability: This basket ball hoop for outdoor play features a Stabili-Frame steel-on-steel connection between the steel chassis and main pole with a 7.5 to 10 height adjustability and a 26 overhang under the basketball goal
- Increased Rebound: A must-have addition to any basketball court, this adjustable basketball hoop / outdoor play equipment features an Infinity Edge basketball backboard with folded edges for increased rigidity
- Easy To Move: Premium basketball gear, this portable basketball hoop comes equipped with an ErgoMove wheelbarrow design for easy lift-and-roll action
- Ultra-Fast Assembly: This adjustable outdoor basketball hoop assembles in 90-minutes or less thanks to a Quick-Play design and preassembled parts
- Superior Sports Equipment: The Silverback basketball hoop makes an ideal addition to any court or driveway; With increased stability, a steel base, and premium backboard, it offers unmatched performance; It's also easy to assemble and transport
Brand: Silverback
Material: Acrylic, Alloy Steel, Plastic
Color: NXT 50
Product Dimensions: 56.5"D x 35"W x 15"H
Item Weight: 155 Pounds
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Special Feature: Portable
Mounting Type: Portable
Target Audience: Adult, Teen, Youth
Model Name: NXT50
Brand: Silverback
Material: Acrylic, Alloy Steel, Plastic
Color: NXT 50
Product Dimensions: 56.5"D x 35"W x 15"H
Item Weight: 155 Pounds
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Special Feature: Portable
Mounting Type: Portable
Target Audience: Adult, Teen, Youth
Model Name: NXT50
Included Components: portable basketball system
Minimum Height: 7.5 Feet
Style: Portable
Assembly Required: Yes
Maximum Height Recommendation: 10 Feet
Global Trade Identification Number: 22
UPC: 754806236322
Manufacturer: Escalade Sports
Overhang Distance: 66.04 Centimeters
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 57 x 35 x 15 inches
Package Weight: 73.03 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 56.5 x 35 x 15 inches
Brand Name: Silverback
Warranty Description: Limited
Suggested Users: Team Sports
Part Number: B8400W
Model Year: 2016
Size: 50"
Sport Type: Basketball
Date First Available: August 1, 2016
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Color: NXT 54
Years ago, my dad gifted my son a mid-tier Spaulding portable hoop when he was about 6-7. It was great while it lasted, but didn't weather Utah winters or young kids climbing on it very well. This winter the backboard finally shattered, and with other broken plastics and bent metal braces and whatnot, I decided to just tear it down and replace it. In the $350ish tier, everything I was looking at seemed roughly the same as what I was getting rid of. With my bruiser son approaching 14 years old and nearly 6 feet in height, I wanted something sturdier, stronger, and more like a real gym hoop. So I did a bunch of YouTube video watching and review reading, and decided on this. Delivery took almost 2 weeks (11 days, exactly). Which is perfectly acceptable for something so large and heavy. We're all so spoiled with free 2-day delivery, sometimes we forget it's probably a money-loser for a lot of sellers on a lot of things. But truly, how quickly are you ever going to really need a basketball hoop? The box was pretty busted up by the time the final-mile freight delivery got to my driveway. I took a bunch of pictures of it just in case, but everything inside was secure and well packaged. All hardware, parts, etc. were accounted for and in perfect condition. As for assembly: I did it by myself. The instructions and most of the videos and reviews recommend a 2nd person. I agree that would be helpful in very small bursts for the assembly. You don't need a 2nd person for 98% of it. Unless you really want a gopher for tools and hardware, or have a kid-- not mine-- who wants to be helpful in a way that's actually helpful. The other 2%, it would be great, but if you're reasonably strong it's not crucial. They don't need to be right next to you the entire time, unless they like you and your music. Otherwise, the instructions are solid, all the parts fit well, and any other concern you may have from having put together cheap stuff (drilling out holes, sanding down bad welds, re-tapping crossthreads...) didn't ever materialize for me. It's well designed and executed. Once you've got the wheels and base filled with water (and I also used a gel designed for these applications) I don't find it to be all that easily maneuverable. But I think that's a good thing. If you plan on moving it around a lot, you might want to consider weighting it differently. The instructions ask for a 4' support at a certain part of the installation. I guess you could use a ladder or some other such thing. I used a Shopmate portable workbench, which wasn't quite tall enough for what it wanted me to do with it. But with that, some ingenuity, the packing cardboard, and a decent amount of experience in assembling stuff using hand tools, I made it work. The absolute hardest part of the whole thing was standing it back up when it was finished. But I'm only 5'9". A few more inches and that wouldn't have been an issue either. (I'm 50, but maybe "old-man strong"?) Like I said, a helper would have been nice for about 5 total minutes. All told, I did it in about 2 hours, solo. It is definitely more solid and better put together than the Spaulding. Thicker steel, more bolts, better hardware, stronger hoop, easier height adjustment, bigger and sturdier base... the only thing I'm not sure is categorically better than the Spaulding is the backboard itself. It seems stronger, is better supported, looks nicer, and is larger, but I'm not convinced the polycarbonate (or whatever it is) material will hold up better in the bitter cold winters. That said, it is quieter, more solid feeling, and has better ball response. My son loves it, and I can no longer hear the backboard noise. while he and his friends are outside shooting hoops. It's been a long, long time since I shot baskets on a legit indoor gym backboard, but this is in all ways a MUCH nicer basket to play HORSE or 1:1 on. And what kind of price can you put on that?
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024 by MP
Color: NXT 54
At this price point this is the best portable basketball hoop currently on the market. Don't skip go for the 54inch backboard like I did. The frame and base is incredible stable. The hoops does not rattle and shake but it is super stable when you miss shots. This is an incredible basketball goal, that makes you feel as if you are playing in the gym or playground. Yes it's that good and stable. I put this up myself and the directions were clear, but it was still a Herculean task. I believe it's truly a two man job ( Especially when attaching the backboard) but I went for it. No way this gets assembled in 90 minutes unless it's two people or more involved. If you can pay for assemble do it, if not start at the crack of dawn because you ,may still be doing the job during dusk. But definitely worth it. Don't be cheap get it. .
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2025 by Ambassador Of Reason
Color: NXT 50
My young-ish children and I put the 50" unit together in about four hours, though I probably could've done it in about two and a half with another adult instead (spent a lot of time letting the kids do the work so they'd learn a thing or two). I just can't stress enough how simple the assembly was. There wasn't a single step where we were confused, which is rare for this sort of thing. I found no good videos online, but the written directions were all that was needed. The only issue I'd mention is that, since you'll often have to hold the bolt head in place while you tighten the nut (or vice-versa), you'll need to use either two sockets of the same size at the same time, or one socket plus an end wrench or crescent wrench. So if you don't have two socket sets - or one socket set with both metric and standard - then make sure you have a set of end wrenches or at least a crescent wrench. All the bolt & nut sizes will work with either a standard socket/wrench or its metric near-equivalent. I have two sockets and ended up using 1/2, 5/8, 10mm, 16mm, 17mm, 19mm. There's a step where the instructions say you'll need an end wrench, but the socket fits in fine. Later, you'll put some things together that will preclude the socket from fitting in there, but during the assembly you'll be fine without the end wrench if you don't have it. The only other tools you'll need are a Phillips screwdriver and maybe a hammer (though we didn't need one). We began with our assembled hoop on the concrete of the driveway, where it was really super stable (i.e., it barely moves at all when the ball hits the board or rim) but to create another three feet of playing depth, we pushed it onto the grass. It did lose a tiny bit of its stability, but nowhere near enough to be a problem, especially since we now have 15 feet of depth instead of 12. That combined with almost 40 feet of driveway width gives us all we need for our purposes. Lastly, while I'd love to have a 54" board, the 50 inches really are plenty - no regrets at all about not spending the extra 200 bucks or so. I've never used the Lifetime 54" that goes for about the same $400, but after reading about the difficulty in assembling it, I feel totally confident that this was the better buy, at least for what I personally was looking for. All in all, as you can tell, I am very, very pleased with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2020 by Brad Crawford