ZDK001 BASKETBALL HOOP NILS

ZDK001 basketball hoop – the ideal choice for training and recreational playThe ZDK001 basketball hoop is a versatile set designed for both recreational play and regular shooting training at home. Thanks to its sturdy construction and adjustable height, the hoop can be used by children, teenagers and adults. It is perfect for the garden, driveway, school playground, as well as sports halls and gyms. The ZDK001 model has been designed for maximum durability and functionality, while maintaining compact dimensions and easy assembly and transportation.Adjustable height - grows with the userThe greatest advantage of the ZDK001 model is the wide range of height adjustment of the hoop – from 135 to as much as 243 cm. This allows you to easily adjust the basket to the age and height of the users. Children can start learning to throw at a lower setting, and more advanced players have the option of raising the hoop to a professional level. The adjustment mechanism is easy to use, allowing you to quickly adjust the height as needed - whether you play alone, with your family, or with a group of friends.Impact-resistant backboard - confidence and safetyThe ZDK001 model has a board measuring 71 x 48 cm, made of impact-resistant PC plastic mounted on a steel frame. An additional foam frame increases the level of safety during the game and protects against accidental injuries. Thanks to its solid construction, the board is resistant to weather conditions and intensive use, which makes it an excellent choice for both indoor and outdoor use.Steel rim and durable net – play like the prosThe basket is equipped with a steel rim with a diameter of 45 cm, made of a durable steel rod with a diameter of 16 mm. This is a standard rim size, allowing you to play with official size balls. The set also includes a net made of weather-resistant nylon, which retains its elasticity and aesthetics even during long-term outdoor use. The set allows for dynamic play in all conditions - regardless of the weather and the intensity of training.Stable and mobile construction - comfort and safety of useThe basketball hoop frame consists of three segments made of steel tubes with diameters of 35 mm, 38 mm and 45 mm, which are connected to form a single rigid, stable construction. This ensures that the basketball hoop remains stable even when strong shots are taken and dynamic plays are made. The whole construction stands on a solid base measuring 74 x 48 x 11 cm, made of durable blow-molded PE. The base can be filled with water or sand, which further increases its stability. The built-in transport wheels (optional depending on the version) allow you to easily move the basket anywhere you want – to the garden, driveway or sports hall.ZDK001 basket – universal equipment for the whole familyThe ZDK001 is a portable basketball hoop that offers everything you need for a comfortable and safe game. Adjustable height, weather resistance, a mobile base and durable materials make this equipment perfect for a home court, but also as an attraction in educational institutions or leisure centers. It is an investment in physical activity and a healthy lifestyle for the whole family.Specification:Model: ZDK001Hoop height adjustment: from 135 cm to 243 cmBackboard dimensions: 71 x 48 cmBackboard material: PC plastic on steel frame with foam protectionHoop diameter: 45 cmHoop material: steel, 16 mm diameter rodNet: nylon, weather-resistantPost: 3-piece, steel tubes with diameters of 35 mm, 38 mm and 45 mmBase dimensions: 74 x 48 x 11 cmBase material: PE plastic (blow molded), can be filled with water or sandIntended use: for indoor and outdoor use, for children, teenagers and adultsApplication: for recreation, basketball training and basketball trainingRemarks:Not for commercial use24 months warrantyImporter: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.plAbisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)