Can this product work in a basketball gym?
1962408
Believe it could but size may create need to do in two partial applications but not for certain!
183740
I did not have success with this product in my yard. Not sure if it would work inside a building.
1333613
While I haven't tried it, I would have to say no. If it does, I think it would only work a very short while. If you know details about the bounce house's watts and amps I could give you better answer.
349738
Hi Rickey Cypress to answer your question yes i do recommend this product to be used at the gym it works very well good luck.
452808
I think these would work fine for basketball shoes. If using while playing basketball, just make sure you tighten each row of the laces after you put your shoes on. I wouldn't use these if you're a "I'll just slip on my tied shoes" kind of person.
1893867
It should work ok. If you don't have a carpet in your gym, I would suggest you go for a thicker mat. I have a treadmill mounted on it. So it works fine for me.
1146331
Absolutely! You could position it by the pool and practice rebounding for sure.Good luck!
1956240
They are rather large sections so I don't think that would work. I would suggest buying a smaller one as well. I purchased this for my workouts and then a smaller regular hoop to use as well.
169432
Yes, I use mine at the gym, but I recommend buying the silver and black colored ones because they have a more flexible cable than the bronze and black
930262
I think it would however my goal is lying on the ground. I have a 6 inch pole and Nobody in my area hangs basketball goals much less one that ja to have the mount changed by welding:-(I've called everybody from handymen to schools to sign companies to sports stores to construction companies to landscaping companies and everyone in between and no luck at all.
728287
Yes, this can be setup on a solid surface like a basket ball court inside or outside. If there are wind or weather conditions, you can use sand bags or any other heavy object to put over the floor legs.
1666801
I think this ball would meet your needs. On a hard service it would bounce better than a basketball. This is a versatile product that can be used in many different sports.
256092
I think it would well for basketball. It seems to stay in place well when moving around. It's not very thick (only about a 1/4"), so it provide pretty minimal protection. Which is fine for what I use them for. You would probably want something with a hard shell and maybe more padding for something like rollerblading on cement. I'm not sure how much protection you are looking for, but I think they would probably work well for basketball and even volleyball.
1146330
Absolutely! You could position it by the pool and practice rebounding for sure. Good luck!
1504622
If I use my rebounder at night I can see my reflection in a glass door. I was surprised to see how little extra height is attained. For most rebounding, as one commenter put it, "you don't get a lot of air", maybe a couple of inches.
1671385
I don't think so. It barely fits thru the hole in a gym locker. I have to force it thru.
464129
Absolutely does. There's a clear plastic cover on the side of the unit that opens to a compartment that houses several attachments, including a pin for a basketball.