Splash & Slam Clear Pool Basketball Hoop Set - Clear Backboard - Water-Filled To 500lbs

My son and daughter love it. I like that it’s heavy duty and rust proof.

No wonder why it was so hard to purchase and they are out of stock all the time. This is a great product and very well made. My kids haven't stopped playing with it since it arrived and we built it (was also very easy and straightforward). I'd highly recommend one of these for your backyard pool if you are lucky enough to grab one when they are available.

This is the third poolside hoop that I've had over the past 15 years. By far, this one is the best. It is very well put together and sturdy. The ability to adjust the height is very easy and makes it fun for my older and younger kids. Cosmetically, it looks pretty good around the pool as well. The ones in the past were a bit of an eye-sore. I'm extremely pleased with the product and highly recommend to anyone that wants to serve up Shaquille O'Neal like slams while enjoying the pool. A++

Impressed with the unit. Certainly, need more than one person to assemble. The result is very sturdy and professional. With the clear backboard, it is great looking too.

Excellent product/Great Customer Service! Highly recommend! Looks really professional. The weight (base, rim, post) is perfect as our younger kids are hitting teen years and our adult friends/family enjoy the challenge of the sturdier set-up vs our prior DunnRite H2O Hoops (which we had for over 15 years - another fantastic product!) I love the clear option; it is vastly more aesthetically pleasing around our mostly adult entertainment pool area than a giant white backboard would be. I am glad I spoke to Tammy in your office in advance, because I assumed this would have the same "break-away" as the white backboard version -- it does not, so suggest clarifying that in the description. The only SMALL complaint I have is that the directions are a little hard to understand, e.g., the figure illustrations skip a lot of alphabet letters (and don't clarify with words how some of the parts go together); also there are some directions missing (there was no "back page list of parts" for example). Thanks for suggesting 2 people are required to assemble it the first time -- I don't see how you could get around that folks, so grab a friend (preferably tall, and relatively strong, especially if, like me, you already have it set up overhanging the water before placing the backboard/hoop on the post). In summary, the company is called DunnRite for a reason -- it is worth the extra $$ for the quality and service "done right"!