Can you dunk on this?
2079001
Only if my knees are holding up. (just kidding!). Yes, these units can stand up to dunks.
2079002
The manual says not to dunk on it. The backboard isn't actually attached to the glass, it's on a separate piece, so I think dunking would be ok. You def don't want to hang on the rim, however
2079003
Sure, but if you're over 80 pounds or so, I would not advise hanging on the rim.
2079004
I can't...but if you ha some good hops I don't see any reason why not! My boys (13 and 10) lower ours to have dunk competitions and so far no issues. Great set for the price!
2190582
It is pretty sturdy - we had ours installed securely - however, our grandson is twelve and while pretty good - cannot dunk as yet - so you need answers from taller fellows
1546494
Ha ha...yes you can hang on this sucker after your dunk. I think we put 9 bags of cement to put this in the ground and ares isn't going anywhere. We love this hoop. Good buy.
2268741
you might be able to if you have shorter legs. I kinda can but its not very comfortable. its almost 2 feet i think
1430863
Absolutely watch videos on YouTube. Guy dunks in water multiple times while playing. Mine is on a side x side so it never really gets very wet but takes a good hose washing.
526554
nope. not unless you enjoy ending up halfway across the room after a few dozen jumps. it'll inch a bit each time you land. infuriating, and dangerous. excellent way to twist an ankle.
809013
I guess you can. mine broke very quickly. not good for anything remotely heavy. the plastic used is very brittle,
668377
Yes - I think you can. We left the feet off for a lower profile - but didn't try stacking.
1706382
Yes, it seems to fall within the manufacturers directions. However, the original donut size dunks would probably work better for this application as they will not interfere as much with other uses for your pool.
1373473
Dunking is just fine. I weigh 210 pounds and played ball, so could really throw down in the day. I personally would not hang on the rim. Its not good on a pro gym one and I strongly feel if you hang on this one you have a great chance of bringing the whole system down on you depending how much weight you have hanging on it, and secondly, the rubber washers that protect the glass from the collapsible springs would get so compressed that the springs would probably shatter the whole backboard. It would look cool....only once. Hope that helps.
1779387
Yes. The platform with the hoop is the weakest and might sag a tad but the unit won't topple. I just went and leaned on it pretty good and it seemed fine.
1908300
Yes, it can. It comes with feet that snap on the bottom so you can use it on the floor or a table.
1489913
Either would work, but I think I would use the dunks for the larger amount of water.
1490926
I would say no to the dunking. Its well built but no to sure. it probably also depends on the size of the person dunking. My 8 year yes. An adult no. Great for a coledesac. We are in one as well. It has wheels to move it
1943960
Yep you can dunk it to about a meter I believe. You'll have to look up the IP rating I've got no clue.
723519
Yes you can. Make sure you do not over fill the oil and lower the basket slowly.
1775886
It's fairly sturdy when you fill up the base with sand or water. I used sand so it won't freeze or crack in winter. My daughter plays on a basketball team and uses it all the time. It shakes when you bounce a ball off the backboard but not violently. I think it can handle dunking by two teenage boys ok.