Pro Dunk THOR Platinum
$2,699 $3,400 · Nov 12, 2026
The full 72-inch board on an 8 by 6 inch pole: the closest thing to a gym hoop you can bolt into a driveway.
Prices checked November 12, 2026


Best for two-car driveways where little kids will use the hoop for years.
Checked November 12, 2026 at Goalsetter. Available to order online.
Orders typically process and ship within two business days (Goalsetter).
On the spec sheet, the $2,399 THOR Gold beats it on glass (1/2 inch vs 3/8), pole (6 inch 5-gauge vs 5 inch 7-gauge), overhang (4 ft vs 3) and lowest height (5 ft vs 6). The All-American earns its price with the enclosed mechanism, the hinged anchor and US manufacturing.
| Board | 60" glass 3/8" |
|---|---|
| Pole | 5" x 5", 7-gauge |
| Overhang | 3 ft |
| Height | 6 to 10 ft |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime |
The Goalsetter All-American 60 bolts to an anchor kit set in concrete. Goalsetter gives the hole size and concrete in the manual for this model; check it before you buy bags. Let the concrete finish curing before you mount the hoop, and call 811 before you dig.
Goalsetter limited lifetime warranty (Goalsetter buying guide and collection page).
The All-American is Goalsetter's 60-inch hoop and our No. 6. Its board is 60 by 38 inches, taller than most 60s here, in 3/8 inch tempered glass on an H-frame, and the off-set 5 inch pole has a 7-gauge wall and a 3 ft overhang.
Goalsetter listed it at $2,599.99 with glass on November 12, 2026, made in the USA, with a limited lifetime warranty. The internal height jack takes the rim from 6 to 10 ft.
The catch: $2,599.99 is $200 more than the Pro Dunk THOR Gold, which has thicker glass, a bigger pole and goes a foot lower.
Goalsetter calls 60 by 38 inches its best-selling size: "built for serious play, but sized well for young families". Its own buying guide matches 60 or 54 inch boards and 5 by 5 inch poles to a two-car driveway, which is exactly where the All-American lives. Our 60-inch ranking puts it second, behind the THOR Gold.
The Goalrilla GS60C costs $550 less with a 60 by 36 inch glass board, a 5.5 inch pole and a 2.5 ft overhang. The All-American answers with a taller board, a deeper overhang, a published 7-gauge wall and a rim that goes 1.5 ft lower. We break it down in Goalsetter All-American vs Goalrilla GS60C.
Like the MVP, the All-American assembles on the ground and tilts up on Goalsetter's Hinged Ground Anchor, so there is no work on a ladder at 10 ft. Goalsetter says orders typically ship within two business days. Plan the concrete with our concrete guide.
The catch: On the spec sheet, the $2,399 THOR Gold beats it on glass (1/2 inch vs 3/8), pole (6 inch 5-gauge vs 5 inch 7-gauge), overhang (4 ft vs 3) and lowest height (5 ft vs 6). The All-American earns its price with the enclosed mechanism, the hinged anchor and US manufacturing.
| Backboard | 60" x 38" tempered glass, 3/8" thick, in a 1.5" steel H-frame (acrylic optional) |
|---|---|
| Board size | 60" x 38" |
| Board material | Tempered glass |
| Pole | Off-set 5" square one-piece steel pole, 7-gauge (3/16") wall |
| Overhang | 3 ft from pole to front of backboard |
| Height range | 6 ft to 10 ft, Internal Compression mechanism inside the pole (no exposed pinch points) |
| Height adjustment | Internal compression jack |
| Mounting | Anchor kit (bolt-down) |
| Anchor or footing | Hinged Ground Anchor (7-gauge steel, embedded in concrete): the hoop is assembled on the ground and raised, no ladders or scaffold |
| Concrete | Not stated |
| Rim | GS HD breakaway rim |
| Pads | Pads sold separately |
| Warranty | Goalsetter limited lifetime warranty (Goalsetter buying guide and collection page). |
| Made in | Made in the USA (Goalsetter) |
| Sold by | Goalsetter |
| Availability | Available to order online |
From Goalsetter's pages, read November 12, 2026. "Not stated" means we could not find the figure there.
$2,599.99 on November 12, 2026, from the Goalsetter product page (tempered glass option). Price shown with the tempered glass board; the collection page lists the model "starting at" a lower price.
Delivery: Orders typically process and ship within two business days (Goalsetter).
Concrete and installation are not included. Hoop prices move with seasonal sales; the button opens Goalsetter's page so you see today's number before you decide.
No. 6 of 14 in our overall ranking. Each criterion is rated from what Goalsetter publishes, on the scales shown on our method page; anything not stated scores low.
| Price (dated, US) (20%) | Average |
|---|---|
| Backboard size and material (20%) | Strong |
| Pole size and steel gauge (20%) | Strong |
| Warranty (15%) | Top marks |
| Overhang (play space under the rim) (10%) | Strong |
| Lowest rim height (10%) | Top marks |
| Mounting (anchor kit or not) (5%) | Top marks |
Written by Chris Dalton, editor, backyard and driveway basketball, from the pages above, read November 12, 2026. Some links are affiliate links; it never changes our scores. Disclosure.
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A 60-inch board in 1/2 inch glass that drops to a 5 ft rim: one hoop for the whole childhood.
From 6 ft to 10 ft, using Goalsetter's Internal Compression mechanism inside the pole.
3 ft from the pole to the front of the backboard (Goalsetter).
60" x 38" tempered glass, 3/8" thick, in a 1.5" steel H-frame (acrylic optional), per Goalsetter.
The Goalsetter All-American 60 bolts to an anchor kit set in concrete. Goalsetter gives the hole size and concrete in the manual for this model; check it before you buy bags. Let the concrete finish curing before you mount the hoop, and call 811 before you dig. Read our installation guide.