Goalrilla: in-ground basketball hoops and accessories for the driveway

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Goalrilla makes in-ground basketball hoops for the driveway and back yard, the kind that are set in concrete and built to stay put for years. It's part of the Escalade Sports family, a sporting goods company based in Evansville, Indiana, and the Goalrilla site also covers its sister brands Goaliath and Silverback. Goalrilla's own pitch is simple: tempered glass backboards, powder-coated steel and hoops that can be adjusted in height as a young player grows.

It suits families who are serious about basketball at home, especially those with a player hoping to make a school team, and anyone who has worn out a cheaper portable hoop. These are big purchases that need installing, so it's a considered buy rather than an impulse one. The homepage has a short quiz that recommends a hoop based on your answers, plus buying and installation guides and a dealer finder.

What's worth a look

The six products on the homepage when we checked, three hoops and three add-ons:

The hoops are all 72-inch in-ground models. The CV72 was the entry point at $3,199.95, and the Fixed Height version with a perforated steel backboard was $3,249.95, a choice for courts where the rim always stays at regulation height. The DC72E1, with Goalrilla's Direct Connect design, was $3,749.95. All three carried a "Free Backboard & Pole Pads" label when we checked.

Goalrilla also sells add-ons for its hoops. The new Basketball Ball Return was $149.95, the Volleyball Trainer, which fits onto a basketball hoop, was $199.95 with a "25% Off" label, and the Solar LED Basketball Hoop Light for Goalrilla in-ground hoops was $319.95, for games after dark.

Good to know before you buy

The homepage highlights Goalrilla's STBLZR technology, which it says cuts down the shake after a shot and settles the hoop back to rest quickly. Because these hoops are anchored in the ground, check where you'll put it, how much space you have for a playing area and whether you'd rather pay for professional installation; the site has an installer finder for that. If you're not sure which model fits, the quiz is a quick way to narrow it down.

You can also buy through local dealers, which can be handy if you want to see a hoop in person before you commit.

Current offers

We don't have any Goalrilla codes listed at the moment. When we checked, the homepage was promoting fall savings, free shipping and a free basketball, and the three hoops on the homepage each came with free backboard and pole pads.

How to save more

• Choose a hoop while the free pads offer is running, since pole and backboard pads are an extra you'd likely want anyway.
• Sign up for Goalrilla's emails, which the homepage says bring updates and access to exclusive deals.
• Compare the online price with a local dealer before you order, as dealers can run their own offers.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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