Goalrilla FT72
$2,949.95 · Nov 12, 2026
Highest score in our formula.
Prices checked November 12, 2026
The four Goalrilla in-ground hoops we compare, from the $1,749.95 GS54C to the $2,949.95 FT72, in formula order.
Photo: Izzy Park / Unsplash4 hoops · $2,949.95 at the maker, checked November 12, 2026. Ordered by our overall score.
$2,949.95 · Nov 12, 2026
Highest score in our formula.
$2,049.95 · Nov 12, 2026
Lowest price in the top half of this ranking.
$2,399.95 · Nov 12, 2026
First of the rest on our growing-kids weights: the rim goes down to 7.5 ft.
All four Goalrillas here share the same limited lifetime warranty (glass included on the GS models), a crank from 7.5 to 10 ft and a 9 inch anchor kit you can unbolt if you move. So the choice comes down to board size and overhang. The FT72 comes first, narrowly: full 72 by 42 inch glass and a 4 ft overhang for $2,949.95. The GS72C scores the same 9.1 for $550 less, with a 3 ft overhang and a 72 by 40 board, and it is the one we would buy.
For a two-car driveway, the GS60C ($2,049.95) is the sensible Goalrilla; the GS54C ($1,749.95) is for narrow driveways. Want the same family for less? Goalrilla also sells Goaliath and Silverback hoops, with 5-year warranties.
By Chris Dalton, editor, backyard and driveway basketball · updated November 12, 2026
Best for big driveways that want Goalrilla's full 72-inch glass and the deepest Goalrilla overhang under $3,000.
The catch: The lowest rim height is 7.5 ft, like every Goalrilla, so small kids wait a few years. And the price gap to the GS72C ($2,399.95) is $550 for one more foot of overhang, two more inches of board height and the Three-Point pole design.
$2,949.95 at Goalrilla · checked November 12, 2026
Best for anyone who wants a 72-inch glass board without paying 72-inch premium prices.
The catch: At 72 by 40 inches the board is a touch shorter than the regulation 72 by 42 of the FT72, MVP and THOR Platinum, the overhang is 3 ft rather than 4, and the rim stops at 7.5 ft. Goalrilla also excludes damage from hanging on the rim from the warranty.
$2,399.95 at Goalrilla · checked November 12, 2026
Best for two-car driveways that want Goalrilla glass and a lifetime warranty around $2,000.
The catch: The overhang tops out at 2.5 ft, so the pole sits closer to the action than on the THOR Gold or All-American, and the rim does not go below 7.5 ft. The breakaway rim is Goalrilla's medium-weight version, not the heavy one on the GS72C.
$2,049.95 at Goalrilla · checked November 12, 2026
Best for one-car and narrow driveways that still want Goalrilla glass and a lifetime warranty.
The catch: You pay Goalrilla money for a small board: $1,749.95, only $300 less than the 60-inch GS60C. The overhang is 2.5 ft and the rim stops at 7.5 ft.
$1,749.95 at Goalrilla · checked November 12, 2026
A tick marks the best figure in each row.
| Hoop | Goalrilla FT729.1/10 | Goalrilla GS72C9.1/10 | Goalrilla GS60C8.8/10 | Goalrilla GS54C8.7/10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $2,949.95 | $2,399.95 | $2,049.95 | $1,749.95 |
| Backboard | 72" glass 3/8" | 72" glass 3/8" | 60" glass 3/8" | 54" glass 3/8" |
| Pole | 6" x 6" | 6" x 6" | 5.5" x 5.5" | 5" x 5" |
| Overhang | 4 ft | 3 ft | 2.5 ft | 2.5 ft |
| Height range | 7.5 to 10 ft | 7.5 to 10 ft | 7.5 to 10 ft | 7.5 to 10 ft |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime | Limited lifetime | Limited lifetime | Limited lifetime |
| Buy | See price | See price | See price | See price |

Same criterion values as everywhere on the site; only the weights change, and they only set the order. Anything a maker does not publish scores 2/10.
Fourteen in-ground hoops from seven brands, ranked on dated prices, backboard, pole, overhang, height range and warranty.
No. 1: Pro Dunk THOR PlatinumDriveway weights: price and overhang count more, because the pole has to sit off the concrete and the budget is real.
No. 1: Pro Dunk THOR GoldOnly hoops with a tempered glass board, ranked with backboard size and glass thickness counting for 35%.
No. 1: Pro Dunk THOR PlatinumEvery 72-inch board we compare, ranked for regulation play: the pole and the board count for 55% here.
No. 1: Pro Dunk THOR PlatinumThe 60-inch board is the two-car-driveway size. Six of them, from $769.95 to $2,599.99, in formula order.
No. 1: Pro Dunk THOR GoldThree 54-inch hoops for one-car driveways and younger players, from $799.95 to $1,749.95.
No. 1: Goalrilla GS54CThe Goalrilla FT72. It comes first on this ranking's weights and scores 9.1/10 overall. The FT72 is the Goalrilla we would buy for a large driveway. It carries a full 72 by 42 inch tempered glass board (3/8 inch), a 6 by 6 inch one-piece pole with Goalrilla's Three-Point Technology, and a 4 ft overhang, the most in Goalrilla's line at this price.
With one published formula: 7 criteria, each scored out of 10 from the maker's own pages, then weighted for this need (price (dated, us) 20%, backboard size and material 20%, pole size and steel gauge 20%, warranty 15%, overhang (play space under the rim) 10%, lowest rim height 10%, mounting (anchor kit or not) 5%). The score shown is each hoop's one overall score, so a hoop can sit first here with a lower score than the one below it. Details on how we score.
From $1,749.95 to $2,949.95 in this ranking, checked on November 12, 2026. Concrete and installation are extra; each review gives the source and any sale terms.
On the 72-inch models we compare, the FT72 has a 72" x 42" board and a 4 ft overhang with Three-Point Technology bracing; the GS72C a 72" x 40" board and a 3 ft overhang, for $550 less. Both use a 6" x 6" pole and 3/8" glass.
For the lifetime warranty that covers the glass and the anchor you can unbolt, often yes. Read is Goalrilla worth it for the comparison with Pro Dunk and Goalsetter.
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