FoldaMount 82 Triumph Wall Mounted Goals
- FT2050 FoldaMount 82 System
- FT235 42"x72" Glass Backboard
- FT192 Competition Breakaway Goal
- Optional bolt-on TuffGuard™ backboard padding
The FoldaMount 82 Victory is a wall mounted hoop system with side-fold capabilities that boasts easy installation.
This is the hoop system you’re looking for if your facility uses the basketball court for multiple purposes. The system can be folded right or left for easy storage during volleyball games, indoor soccer tournaments or any other activities that require your hoops be out of the way. The folding process is a snap. An easy-to-use adjustment handle is provided. Simply loosen the adjustment screw, pull the rim with the hook, and the system will pivot to the side against the wall. Then, tighten the adjustment screw to attach it to the wall.
The installation options for your FolaMount 82 are practically endless. There’s no need to match your court specifications to your hoop system or redo any court markings. Let your hoop system do the work for you. Some people end up spending big bucks to rework their court or make the type of field modifications that take up too much time. This system is designed to be easily installed with anywhere between 8’ and 12’ wall-to-backboard distances. This means the only thing you’ll spend time working on is your jump shot.
The Triumph model comes with a FT235 42"x72" Glass Backboard and a FT192 Competition Breakaway Goal. Kevin Durant would not feel out of place at your gym; this is similar to what the pros use. The clear glass gives it some style and the backboard dimensions are the NBA standard. The breakaway goal will insure that any Durant-like dunks won’t lead to a broken hoop. This model also comes with the option to install bolt-on TuffGuard™ backboard padding.
Bottom Line: The Triumph is a professional, high quality hoop system that’s built to last. This model is perfect for college or high school competition. It can be easily folded away when you need your facility for other purposes.
