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First Team's Six-Shooter youth training goal is the most versatile youth training goal on the market! Only Six-Shooter is capable of being configured for six different rim heights. When installed on a standard 10' high goal, Six-Shooter can be set up for 6 1/2', 7', 7 1/2', 8', 8 1/2', and 9' rim heights. Requiring only two minutes to change the unit from one goal height to another, Six-Shooter accommodates programs running multiple leagues at different age levels. No tools required!
Six-Shooter will fit any style rim, regardless of age or manufacturer. A Six-Shooter unit lowers the rim and moves rim 24" closer to the free-throw line. A regulation size rim and net are included. High impact white ABS plastic backboard measures 39" high and 48" wide and has a red shooter's square and border machined into face. The entire system weight is 49# allowing one person standing no more than 24" above the playing surface to quickly and easily attach the unit to a 10' high goal. The unit is not suitable for dunking or hanging from the goal.
The entire Six-Shooter Youth Training Goal unit is covered by a Lifetime Limited Warranty.
Adjust to 6 playing heights - 9', 8.5', 8', 7.5', 7', 6.5'
Folds easily for transport and storage
49lb. lifting weight
Lifetime limited warranty
Q: What is the First Team Six-Shooter Youth Basketball Hang-On Hoop Attachment?
A: The Six-Shooter is a youth basketball hoop attachment designed to be hung on a standard basketball goal. It offers a smaller rim and reduced hoop height, making it ideal for younger players or beginners to practice shooting at an appropriate level for their age and skill set.
Q: What is the size of the rim on the Six-Shooter?
A: The Six-Shooter features a smaller, youth-sized rim, typically 15 inches in diameter, designed to help young players improve their shooting accuracy and skills.
Q: Is the Six-Shooter suitable for outdoor use?
A: Yes, the Six-Shooter is durable enough for both indoor and outdoor use, making it versatile for various play environments.
Q: How do I attach the Six-Shooter to a basketball hoop?
A: The Six-Shooter attaches easily to most standard basketball rims. It’s designed to hang securely, providing a safe and functional hoop for youth players.
Q: What age group is the Six-Shooter designed for?
A: The Six-Shooter is designed for youth players, typically ages 4 to 12, helping them develop their basketball skills in a fun and engaging way.
Q: Does the Six-Shooter require any tools for installation?
A: No tools are required for installation, as the Six-Shooter simply hangs on the existing basketball rim.
Q: Is the Six-Shooter adjustable?
A: The Six-Shooter itself is not adjustable in height, but it can be used in combination with a height-adjustable basketball system to accommodate young players of various sizes.
Q: Can the Six-Shooter be used on any basketball hoop?
A: The Six-Shooter is designed to fit most standard basketball rims. However, it's always a good idea to check compatibility before purchasing.
Regular Inspection: Frequently check the hoop attachment for any loose parts, bolts, or screws. Tighten them as needed to avoid instability or damage during use.
Clean the Rim: Wipe down the rim and backboard with a soft cloth and mild soap and water to remove dirt, dust, or debris. Avoid using abrasive materials that can scratch the surface.
Check the Net: Inspect the net for fraying, wear, or damage. Replace it if necessary to maintain a good playing experience. Keep the net clean by rinsing it with water and allowing it to air dry to prevent buildup.
Storage: When not in use, remove the attachment and store it in a dry place. If left outside, cover it with a protective tarp to shield it from rain, snow, or harsh sunlight, which can degrade the materials over time.
Protect from Overuse: Limit the use of the hoop to ensure that the attachment doesn't experience excessive wear. Avoid allowing too many children to use it simultaneously, as this could stress the materials.
Rust Prevention: If the hoop is left outdoors, check the frame regularly for signs of rust or corrosion. If rust appears, clean it off with a wire brush and apply a rust-resistant paint to protect it.
Monitor the Backboard: Ensure that the backboard remains firmly attached and doesn’t shift during use. Tighten any fasteners as needed to maintain secure mounting.