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Bison® ZipCrank™ Adjustable Systems

Starting At $1,699 .00

Availability: Direct Ship

Ships direct from the supplier 5-27-2013

A compact system perfect for any space!

Choose 60"W x 36"H backboard with clear or smoked tempered glass. Smoked is a great option to eliminate reflection and reduce the visibility of dirt and scuffs.
Aluminum backboard frame
5" sq steel post with powder-coat finish
2-1/2' setback
Adjusts with removable hand crank from 7'6" to 10'H
Includes pole, post pad, backboard, goal, and net
325 lb
Truck delivery

Which bent-post system is right for me?


Post Size
	3-1/2" Post: Perfect for light-institutional use. 3' setback. *4-1/2" Post:* More durable for continuous institutional use. 4' setback.
Setback Length
	The setback (or rununder) is the distance from the post to the backboard, usually ranging from 3' to 4'. Longer setbacks increase player safety by reducing the risk of running into the post, but they also require more space for installation; shorter setbacks are best suited for smaller courts.
Rim & Board.
Single rims are best for light institutional use with no player-rim contact. Double rims are stronger and more durable for heavy use and dunking. Backboards are available in durable steel; lightweight and rustproof aluminum; or the glass-like feel of clear, unbreakable polycarbonate. Rectangular backboards offer the look and size of official indoor boards, while fan-shaped backboards are more compact for side or smaller courts.