Wall-Mounted Transportable Basketball Hoop Set K900 - Red/Black

The SK900 is an innovative product exclusive to Decathlon.Every player has dreamed of being able to take a basketball hoop on vacation or to the park with friends.However, a basketball hoop is by definition fixed (to a wall or on a base on the ground).The SK900 is a true revolution. It is light, compact and has two straps, meaning you can take it anywhere and attach it to any tree or post. Also attaches to a wall with screws.It is the perfect hoop for having fun anywhere and everywhere!

The ideal ball for playing with the SK900 Set is the Wizzy Tarmak from Decathlon.The Wizzy is a size 5 basketball that is 18% lighter than a classic ball. It is the right size for the Hoop's rim and allows players, particularly younger children, to shoot from farther away!Wizzy balls are designed to match our SK900 Set range, so you can gift the right size ball and hoop together!

Dimensions- Width: 69cm- Height: 49 cm- Thickness: 6.5 cm (when the hoop is in its closed position)- Hoop diameter (inner)Weight: 37.5 cm.Weight: 2.6 kg.

The design team behind the TARMAK products is based at the Kipstadium training centre in Northern France. Always striving to improve players' comfort, we test our products in the lab and in real play situations in order to be as close as possible to your play needs.

Our team of designers, who also play, develops the TARMAK range of basketball products. We design and test our products to meet the needs of the most demanding players. Our goal: your fun on the court!

The ball size depends on the player's age and sex.Baby basketball: sizes 1 to 3.Girls and boys under age 10: size 5.Girls aged 10 and up, women, and boys aged 10 to 12: size 6.Boys ages 12 and up, and men: size 7.If you want a very robust ball, go for a rubber ball. If you want a ball with a good feel, leather or synthetic are the right materials.

Tarmak meets the needs of all basketball players, from beginner to court regulars. Check out our tips for training, kitting yourself out, and playing alone or with friends.https://conseilsport.decathlon.fr/conseils/basketball-al_332