Slazenger45cm Basketball Hoop
R269
About
From the playing fields to the major sporting arenas around the globe, Slazenger is one of the biggest sporting brands around. Synonymous with performance, style and quality, Slazenger upholds a reputation of excellence and expertise. Established over 140 years ago, it is one of the longest-standing sports brands in Tennis, Cricket, Hockey and Golf. The Slazenger Basketball Hoop offers the perfect backyard solution for players to practise their dunking and sharpen their aim. Designed with a sturdy steel frame. Diameter 45cm. Comes with a set of bolts and fixings to mount it. Slazenger takes pride in ensuring customers have peace of mind. The Slazenger Basketball Hoop is covered by a 6-month limited warranty. Assembly is required, and assistance is available via Slazenger’s Service Centre.
Product Features
- Basketball Hoop and Net
- Sturdy Heavy-duty Frame with Steel Rim
- Helps to Sharpen Aim and Ball Skills
- Assembly Required
Product Specifications
- Colour: Red, Blue and White
- Material: Steel
- Diameter: 45cm
- Dimensions: 74 x 49 x 5 cm
- Warranty: 6 Months
- Weight: 1kg
What's in the Box
- 1 x Basketball Hoop
- 1 x Net
- 1 x Set of Bolts
- 1 x Assembly Manual
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