A portable basketball hoop with 18 rim heights spread across a 4.1 to 10 ft range, wide enough that the same pole serves a small child learning to shoot and an adult playing at regulation height. A removable middle pole splits the range in two: fitted, the rim sets to nine heights from 4.1 up to 6.7 ft; removed, it covers nine more from 7.4 ft up to a full 10 ft at the top. That span means one pole can serve a household where the players are years apart in age, instead of being outgrown after a season. Changing between them means loosening a screw and pulling the rod, with no tools beyond that. The 43 by 27 inch backboard is PC with a reinforced metal edge, so it is shatterproof rather than merely thick, and protective corners plus a strong backboard bracket carry the shock of rebounds into the frame instead of the board. Shock-absorbing springs behind the 19 inch rim take the rest of that impact, which is what keeps a hard shot from loosening the assembly over a season. Stability comes from an enlarged 49 by 27.5 by 5 inch base holding 97 lbs of water or 137 lbs of sand, and two smooth wheels let the 48.5 lbs frame tilt and roll rather than being dragged. Assembly is required before first use. Set up, it suits a courtyard, poolside or playground.