Does the Goalrilla GLR GS 54 Basketball System come with Anchor system or do I have to order that separately. Thanks.
272873
Comes with everything but envolves cement work. I hired a guy to do mine. More than just digging a post hole and dumping some concrete in there.
272874
It comes with the anchor system, you do have to dig a deep hole but it is well worth it! Very happy with the system.
1573931
This system comes with pads AND straps. The one reviewer must have either been confused as to which product he ordered or he received the wrong item. This package includes the FCS Premium tie-down straps with D-ring.
1979271
It comes with everything to set it up. If you want to anchor it, you'll need to provide those materials.
2119964
It comes with anchors but we have never had to use them. Quite stable without them.
1769049
There is a crank the you turn with a special pole that comes with the system. Its very simple. Awesome basketball system.
1681496
I had a contractor assemble and install my two units. However, I do not recall seeing any anchor materials included.
554603
Yes mine came with anchors and I will need to buy some more that actually work.
1970168
Its just one net, you can put this on the big goals (11 v 11). If you do buy the nets, I would buy some anchors:Soccer Net Pegs (Pack of 40 VALUE PACK) - 8" Ground Fixings [Net World Sports] (Just be sure to not step on these, they bend easily)Tarp Stakes, Tarp Spikes, Tarp Anchors or Tarp Pegs (These are great, but they are more for camping and for tents, tough to get off the ground)You may also want to invest in net fasteners also, these work great:Kwik Goal Net FastenerHopefully this helps you in your purchase. Its just one net, you can put this on the big goals (11 v 11). If you do buy the nets, I would buy some anchors:Soccer Net Pegs (Pack of 40 VALUE PACK) - 8" Ground Fixings [Net World Sports] (Just be sure to not step on these, they bend easily)Tarp Stakes, Tarp Spikes, Tarp Anchors or Tarp Pegs (These are great, but they are more for camping and for tents, tough to get off the ground)You may also want to invest in net fasteners also, these work... » Read More Its just one net, you can put this on the big goals (11 v 11). If you do buy the nets, I would buy some anchors:Soccer Net Pegs (Pack of 40 VALUE PACK) - 8" Ground Fixings [Net World Sports] (Just be sure to not step on these, they bend easily)Tarp Stakes, Tarp Spikes, Tarp Anchors or Tarp Pegs (These are great, but they are more for camping and for tents, tough to get off the ground)You may also want to invest in net fasteners also, these work great:Kwik Goal Net FastenerHopefully this helps you in your purchase. « Show Less
978420
My father and I were also puzzled by the box and manual, so we used our best judgement to place the bungees. We used them all and tried to space them evenly (of course not perfectly), and at first I was afraid that by using them all the net would be too tight and thus would break. But since I've put it to use, there have been absolutely no tightness problems. One thing, though, I would say is that the hard, plastic part of the bungees should be behind the bars because sometimes the soccer ball will hit the bars, and you won't want it getting damaged by the bungees. Also, I know this doesn't regard your question, but I recommend you get more stakes (the U-shaped metals that hold it down). The 4 that come with it aren't enough. My father got creative and bought some long bars as thin as the stakes and just bent them into a U, but these are a little too long and so they are hard to put into the ground. Hence, I recommend buying some that are already the right size; you can buy them at a sports store. Many times they come in packs with soccer cones, but ask an employee to see if they are sold separately. Lastly, put the stakes on the front bar of the rebounder, not the back, and have fun with this GREAT training tool!
713165
It comes with everything you need. The tie down stakes are the shorter ones but they seem to anchor it just fine.
1229640
It does not come with an anchor, but there are hard plastic loops you can tie a rope to. You will probably need an anchor for this and it can definitely be anchored to the bottom of a lake for a while.
509850
Anchor bolts do not come with it. The best way to join two poles will depend on their type and size I joined two 5 foot poles using a coupler from the hardware store that seemed to work fine.
183604
Yes, it includes the straps and all DVDs. The anchor is NOT included but you can buy one at Home Depot. I was very happy with this purchase.
236435
Totally. No assembly required unless you want to add the stability handle. All you need to do is carefully unfold the rebounded. It will kick a bit when you press it open but just follow the directions and keep your fingers away from the hinges--it's best done with a friend to help but can easily be done alone. Oh yes I forgot you must put the legs on the rebounder, but they are already attached via springs so you just put the 'round pegs into the round holes' so it's 5th grade level (my level of expertise when it comes to constructing things!!).
702892
No it does not come with an anchor. A cinder block tied to a rope is inexpensive and works well.
468732
If you buy this, and we're very glad we did, look at the last page of the manual where it talks about attaching the anchors. Gotta do this early on after the frame is together or you'll have a tough time later.
1925706
Hello Rose-Ah...now I know what happened! I received the set and I noticed that on the included workout chart there were instructions on how to use the "anywhere anchor." At that point I realized that I did not receive the "anywhere anchor." So I contacted the company and they sent me one! Now I kinda feel bad as I realize-- just now, after reading your question, that it is indeed NOT shown in the photo. Ooops. So, I guess, technically, it is not included.