Attach 'n Play Basketball Set, Original , White

Bought it for my 15mo old son to absorb his high energy. He loves picking up the ball and put it through! One drawback to note that the length is not enough for him to put it on the door as we have 9ft ceiling. We put it on the fridge door instead. Be aware of you have high ceilings and smaller kid

Whoa! This toy is packed with fun! This kept my kids entertained and excited! The assembly took about 3 minutes and is so easy with the instructions. As soon as I put it up my kids were all over it! They invited friends over to play and they loved it too! Honestly, its 1 of the best toys I ever bought for them. I have honestly bought $100 toys for Christmas and birthdays but I think this toy has no limits. They try 2 pointers or 3 pointers and no looking. The amount of fun they have with it was so unexpected how much the play with it is shocking.

This goal was an answered prayer! I have a 16 month old who is OBSESSED with "shoo a ba" or shoot a ball. Most goals are too tall and generally create a frustrating experience for him. Since we got this goal he's already professed from simply pushing the ball over the edge of the rim to taking a couple of steps back and actually shooting!I do have to say with the rim at the lower level the entire goal tends to be pretty mobile and sways, slides and bangs a fair amount. I definitely know when he's playing! The goal can be removed without a huge amount of effort, so he has brought it to me a few times with a confused look ok on his face.Overall we really like it, I like that the rim folds down as we have it set on the outside of his bedroom door so I typically break it down each night and have to slowly close his door so it doesn't bang loudly. It is easy to take with you. We've shown up at a few friend's houses with goal in hand knowing our evening will be more relaxing if he has some entertainment too.I would recommend the product, just keep in mind it isn't as sturdy as a goal on a stand.

Great door basket ball set up. It's a simple set but definitely more sturdy than the ones that stick with suction cups. Had no problem building it and attaching it to the door but lacing the net part was a straight headache. It took me almost 30 minutes to lace the basket since the string has to be pulled tight to reach the ends. Everything else was a breeze. This is perfect for my toddler to practice throwing a ball and doesn't take up any space in my apartment. I plan to purchase another to keep at grandmas house since it's so compact and convenient.

Goes up easy, fun to play with but why in the world would they make the attachments backwards? If the tabs were flipped around, it would hold a million times better and not pop off the posts when a kid slam dunks or hits it a little hard.

SON 4 YRS LOVES IT HAD TO TAPE THE TOP HOOK TO THE BLUE LENGTH ASSEMBLY TO HOLD TOGETHER,,,,BUT HE LOVES IT

I got this for my daughter because she isn’t tall enough for the actual standing hoop and it is perfect! I can lower it down to her current height and it will continue to grow with her. It also takes up less floor space 🙌🏼 Which is always a win!! My husband and I love it too lol

This is cool. You can get a basketball hoop with a cardboard backboard for $8 at Walmart or Target and $10-$15 everywhere else... or you can get this practically indestructible one that adjusts so that any size kid can use it for $15 on Amazon. We actually bought the $8 one trying to save a few bucks and the backboard tore where the plastic piece for the hoop goes in pretty much immediately (crazy toddler boys). We got this one and while my (crazy toddler) boys have still managed to wreak havoc with it, it hasn't broken yet. Sure they whack it against the door until the blue connecting/lengthening strips detach and then proceed to beat each other with said plastic blue strips, but the hoop itself and the (apparently much more fun) blue strips are still in perfect condition. The only issue I have with it (when used properly) is that it makes a really loud noise on hollow doors when you hit the backboard with the ball. There have been times where I've stormed into my sons room expecting to see he's been throwing furniture at the door, merely to discover he and his brother actually just shooting hoops. But again, my kids are crazy. And awesome. But crazy.