How far does this expand? I'd like to use it on my basketball hoop which is 18" in diam. I tried another type of club, didn't expand enough to lock
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no it wont work. you need an at a minimum the original club. Suv would be better though. the original is close.
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It will not fit it does not expand very far. However I do have an idea. I assume you are either concerned with someone using or stealing your rim? Perhaps consider a cable & lock - it would still be pretty effective in securing the hoop. If you need more ideas post a reply and I'll post them. Trimax TDL815 Trimaflex 8' X 15mm Dual Loop Multi-Use Cable
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It will not fit it does not expand very far. However I do have an idea. I assume you are either concerned with someone using or stealing your rim? Perhaps consider a cable & lock - it would still be pretty effective in securing the hoop. If you need more ideas post a reply and I'll post them. http://www.amazon.com/Trimax-TDL815-Trimaflex-Multi-Use-Cable/dp/B000MU8XI4
16574
This club doesn't have an opening locking feature. My wife is 5 ft and didn't really have any problems.
527753
It expands so you can control how wide or narrow you want it. I wanted mine narrow so it made it quite long. We cut it easily with clippers. I love my expandable bamboo trellis.
1654050
Our doorway is pretty standard (sorry I don't have a tape measure handy) but we have the bouncer set at the highest position (it can extend quite a bit lower than what we need). Hope this helps!
2263450
I put all my golf clubs in and other accessaries. You might have to put some head down and some head up. I really like mine and a friend that saw it has purchased one for his golf clubs. Critical thing would be length.
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Jennifer, this was my response to someone else regarding the required height. He had a little more head room than you but it appears you have enough for the frame to fit. High arching shots might be a problem for you but honestly the kids don't tend to arch the ball much higher than the frame itself. "As it sits assembled, mine stands at 80" (6'-8") at it's highest point. The rim is 18" (1'-6) below that highest point. On really high arching shots you might hit your ceiling but in my opinion you'd be fine as most shots would never go that high.
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It only locks at the 18mm. The total length when extended is about 6 1/2 inches, I hope that helps out.
2137460
I don't have it here - but I would say about 2-3 ft. At full extension it locks well, but I find it needs to re-tightened more as it gets loose a little more easily with vibrations....For what it is worth, we used it backcountry skiing quite a bit and found that we preferred to use it with a shorter extension b/c we didn't need it out that far to get great shots. Despite the jostling it held up very well with little flopping around. I have been really happy with it.
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Yes. Unless you are shooting from far back and need the air space, 8' should be fine. We stand right up against the court so we can reach down for the basketballs without even looking and when they are thrown, they might go above the entire court like 6"-1'. Good luck on choice.
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I purchased it. Then measured it to the height I wanted. I went to lowes and bought (measured and cut) heavy duty chain and it worked perfectly. I think I needed about 5 feet... You may need a little more or less depending on the height you want. GREAT swing! Love it!!
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The rod expands from anywhere between 41" and 72" by twisting. Just twist it and it slowly lengthens to the width you want. I'm not sure how easy it is to shorten it once it's been "opened", but it can be shortened a little bit in order to make it fit your space should you go too far. The circumference of the bar is approximately 3 1/4"; the end cap is about 4 1/2" around and the diameter of the bar (from which you would hang things) is approximately 1" to 1 1/4".
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My opening is 39 inches and i am only using one extension. 40 inches will work with both extensions. I like it but feel for the price it should be better. The wood on mine is greenish and the side with the latch could be sturdier. The adjustable part is the problem if extended as far as it goes.
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The blade does not go all the way back in (the last section is about 5 inches and stays extended all the time and the other pieces telescope into it). There is no lock that I can find so if you tip it the sections come back out
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Yes, it collapses. The directions will tell you to first let it expand for 4 hours when you first open it and untwist it. I have two and on my second one, I was able to expand it and then connect it right away. I do not recommend storing it collapsed for it may warp since expanding the first time. The hoop is light in weight so give yourself time to get used to hooping with it. I mainly use them for dual hooping tricks on the beach after sunset and it looks amazing! Get tons of compliments! Have fun and I hope this Answer helped!
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You can adjust the wheel hoops left or right such that the diagonal tube is as high as possible where the sliding lock bar will catch it. Since the wheel hoops have locking straps, the sliding bar has only to stabilize the bike vertically, so it doesn't have to be a real tight fit.
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I have the rim 12" from the ceiling. This allows me to shoot with almost a normal form. This is the best indoor/office hoop I have ever used. Enjoy.
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We mounted it to a free standing portable basketball stand, but there were several brackets for universal mounting. I think the widest point we had was 20"