Just installed the MegaSlam 72. A little expensive but priced where you would expect for a product like this. It arrived in good shape and on time. It comes on a palette in three boxes and is very heavy. The installation is straightforward and there are videos along with good instructions in the box(es). Take your time, be careful and not try and short cut the process and you will get a high quality result. Especially with the concrete and rebar for the main post and jbolts. After curing, get some friends to help with assembly. Maybe we got lucky but my wife and I are in our 50s and with a dolly, and simple tools were able to assemble everything except hoisting up the backboard (we had a neighbor and his strong 18 year old son help us). The height adjustment works very well although is a little slow ...not surprising as there is a lot of mass to move. Playing on it feels like a nice indoor setup. The rim is true, breakaway feature is what you're used to and the glass doesn't move on banks and settles quickly after dunks. All in all this is a quality product and super solid. You can slam and hang on the rim all you want ... isn't that the point? :)

Just installed the MegaSlam 72. A little expensive but priced where you would expect for a product like this. It arrived in good shape and on time. It comes on a palette in three boxes and is very heavy. The installation is straightforward and there are videos along with good instructions in the box(es). Take your time, be careful and not try and short cut the process and you will get a high quality result. Especially with the concrete and rebar for the main post and jbolts. After curing, get some friends to help with assembly. Maybe we got lucky but my wife and I are in our 50s and with a dolly, and simple tools were able to assemble everything except hoisting up the backboard (we had a neighbor and his strong 18 year old son help us). The height adjustment works very well although is a little slow ...not surprising as there is a lot of mass to move. Playing on it feels like a nice indoor setup. The rim is true, breakaway feature is what you're used to and the glass doesn't move on banks and settles quickly after dunks. All in all this is a quality product and super solid. You can slam and hang on the rim all you want ... isn't that the point? :)

Just installed the MegaSlam 72. A little expensive but priced where you would expect for a product like this. It arrived in good shape and on time. It comes on a palette in three boxes and is very heavy. The installation is straightforward and there are videos along with good instructions in the box(es). Take your time, be careful and not try and short cut the process and you will get a high quality result. Especially with the concrete and rebar for the main post and jbolts. After curing, get some friends to help with assembly. Maybe we got lucky but my wife and I are in our 50s and with a dolly, and simple tools were able to assemble everything except hoisting up the backboard (we had a neighbor and his strong 18 year old son help us). The height adjustment works very well although is a little slow ...not surprising as there is a lot of mass to move. Playing on it feels like a nice indoor setup. The rim is true, breakaway feature is what you're used to and the glass doesn't move on banks and settles quickly after dunks. All in all this is a quality product and super solid. You can slam and hang on the rim all you want ... isn't that the point? :)