A basketball stand adjusting between 5.8 and 6.8 ft, a band that keeps the rim within reach of a younger player while still asking for a real shot rather than an easy drop from arm height. The upright is a 1.7 inch diameter steel pole and the backboard is a PE panel measuring 29.5 by 17.7 inches, an all-weather combination that can be left standing outdoors between sessions. The ring is 17.7 inches across and hangs an all-weather nylon net, chosen because nylon holds up through rain and sun where a cotton net frays and stains within a season. Stability comes from a 29.1 by 21.6 by 5.1 inch base that fills with water or sand, giving the stand the weight it needs to stay upright during play without being permanently heavy to move. Two wheels at the front handle that part: tilt the pole and the 17.6 lbs stand rolls to wherever the game is happening, indoors or outdoors, then settles back on its base. Assembly is required and all the hardware needed is supplied in the box, so nothing has to be sourced separately. One usage note worth respecting: this stand is not built for dunking, and treating the rim gently is what keeps the pole straight and the backboard intact through a season of daily shooting.