Backboard sizes

Pick the playing window that fits the space and goals. 54 inch boards save space on tighter pads. 60 inch offers the best balance of footprint and bank angles. 72 inch mirrors regulation width for the most authentic rebound.

Pole and frame design

All five models use a one piece steel pole with a removable anchor plate. CV series adds Clear View backboard support that removes the visible yoke behind the glass for a cleaner look and a premium feel on banks.

Hardware and adjustability

Tempered glass backboards and breakaway rims create consistent rebound. Crank adjust from youth friendly heights up to 10 feet keeps sessions productive for every age.

GS54C

• 54 inch tempered glass for compact courts
• One piece pole, anchor plate foundation
• Balanced option for families starting a home court

GS60C

• 60 inch tempered glass with wider target area
• Great blend of driveway fit and lively bank feel
• Popular pick for multi athlete households

CV54

• 54 inch tempered glass with Clear View support
• Premium sightlines for smaller spaces
• Ideal when fit is tight yet pro style feel is a priority

CV60

• 60 inch tempered glass with Clear View support
• Upgraded frame feel and visual clarity
• Strong choice for year round training

CV72

• 72 inch tempered glass for regulation width
• Heavier build for maximum stability and true banks
• Best for large pads and serious practice

Goalrilla vs Goaliath

• Goalrilla focuses on one piece poles on performance models for lower shake
• Clear View framing on CV series removes the yoke behind the glass for cleaner banks
• Goaliath offers strong value systems that may use different frame styles and pole constructions by tier

Goalrilla vs Goalsetter

• Both brands target premium in-ground buyers with tempered glass and heavy rims
• Goalrilla’s removable anchor plate makes relocation straightforward when moving homes
• Goalsetter offers competitive premium builds that vary by series and retailer packages

Goalrilla vs Lifetime

• Goalrilla prioritizes tempered glass and heavy steel components for pro style play
• Lifetime offers broad value options, often with acrylic or polycarbonate boards for durability at lower cost
• For serious training, tempered glass provides the truest rebound and bank feel

In-ground systems

• Anchor set in concrete for maximum stability and safety
• Consistent rebound from tempered glass, ideal for real training
• Cleaner look with adjustable height and minimal base footprint

Portable systems

• Weighted base allows seasonal moves and no concrete work
• Best for casual play or where permanent install is not possible
• More base movement and less rigid backboard feel during hard play

Why most athletes choose in-ground

In-ground goals deliver less shake, truer banks, better safety around the rim, and a cleaner court footprint. Families that want long term development and driveway games that feel like a school gym usually prefer an in-ground setup.

Measure the pad

Confirm pad depth from baseline to curb or garage, then leave room under the rim for drives and rebounding. Larger boards feel best when players have clear space to land and pivot.

Match player goals

Pick 54 inch for casual play in tight spaces. Step to 60 inch for a bigger bank window. Choose 72 inch if the focus is realistic practice and regulation width.

Plan for growth

Use the crank to lower for young players and raise to 10 feet as skills grow. Choose the backboard that will still feel right as the game speeds up.

What is included

• Pre install checklist and placement guidance
• Anchor set in concrete with correct depth and alignment
• Goal assembly, crank test, and rim level check

Why it helps

• Correct anchor and pole setup improves stability
• Professional handling protects tempered glass and finish
• One appointment to start playing with confidence

How to schedule

Place your order online, in-store, or over the phone. Our retail team will reach out with a survey about the best time for installation to take place.