Can you stick it to a wall? Is it a foam ball or like a real basketball?
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Im not sure if you can stick it to a wall but you can the bath tub and a sliding glass door, and the ball is a foam ball, our 2 year old grandson loves playing with it.
637671
Hello, The item is white and orange plastic backboard is 9" wide x 7" tall. Hoop is 6" diameter. Ball is 3" diameter, air-filled plastic. Comes with three different attachment options: suction cup, sticker, door/cubicle hook. Thank you, Customer Service, Office Playground.
637672
It's a foam ball I wouldn't buy it again it's so small it's like a infant toy
637673
It clips over a drawer or door, very flimsy, ball is not foam, its inflatable. Cheap and poorly made.
637674
You could mount it to a wall using hardware. Ball is a rubbery plastic, but not firm like a real basket ball.
464781
It is solid, you inflate it just like a football or volley ball. it is rubber. My grand children used it on Sunday, had a lot of fun with it. Hope this is helpful.
80201
no a ball comes with the hoop but its a mini basketball hoop for indoors so you can't fit a full sized ball through the hoop
486854
The ball is a mini version of a basketball - just large enough for the hoop. An extra one would be a good idea. My grandson enjoys this set, and I'm glad it will adjust as he grows.
2165788
If it is knocked over the cube would come off. It is a separate piece that lifts off to be able to place the ball inside. I imagine that if you wanted it permanently sealed you could glue the cube to the base after the ball is inside, maybe using an epoxy type clear glue.
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No... It's small, hand-held. Double-stick Velcro would work to stick it on a wall.
1347654
It won't work with foam or plastic practice balls yet. Not sure it ever will register with something that light. Just regular ones.
1777512
Everything you said and a pump for the balls. i have it in my garage/man cave and it holds pretty well with dunking and across the room shots. However, the balls are a bit too rubbery and bouncy. Other than that a solid product.
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I think it could be the same as a basketball or any other air filled product. I have not tried this, but I intend to soon.
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Mine wasn't foam. It is a very thin rubber or plastic and looks like a basketball. However, my daughter's dog picked it up in her mouth and easily punctured it, but my grandson started using one of the dog's sturdier hard plastic balls, and it worked fine!
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Yes, a ball comes with this hoop! My 5 year old grandson has grown up playing basketball with this set-up (hooked over the bedroom door at the end of the hallway)! I love it!
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I went ahead and bought the ball. I have found that the ball does bounce off a wall for a couple of feet when thrown horizontally. By the time it drops to the floor it is a few feet.
1579653
This ball DOES NOT BOUNCE. It is filled with very malleable material or sand. It is more of a rubber coated sandbag than a ball.
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It is actually like a standard basketball - rubber. It's not foamy at all and makes a good amount of noise when bounced on linoleum. You could purchase a foam ball to use in place of the included ball. My son uses a variety of different balls.
259378
It is a plastic ball. It is not really intended to simulate an actual ball a player would pitch with as the device is more to generate an arm circle with the correct form, not to work on grip or spins, etc.
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The ball we got is 9". It is item ASIN: B0002Q9DOG. It is a DUNN-RITE basketball, "Splash-it" that we got on Amazon last year for $22. Hope this helps!
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It comes inflated... you can put more air into it to provide more bounce but it was fine for my needs. Its just a little larger than a volleyball, but smaller than a basketball. Inflating it does not make it expand it just creates more pressure within, to create more bounce.