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Question: I am planning on using this with a portable basketball hoop as the pole.  Lots of different comments about whether or not that will work.  Does it?
Document: Bought this for my son to use to practice his hitting, and now the entire family is using it! It attaches easily to any sturdy pole (we attached it to our basketball hoop pole), and start swinging. It may take a few tries to get into a &#34;groove&#34; but once you start hitting them, it's great practice, and a great workout!
We have this and the Hit-A-Way Portable Training System (PTS). For my kids ages 7-10 I highly recommend the complete PTS system over just the ball for young kids. Using just the ball Hitaway was much harder for younger kids to use because the cable is longer and takes more power to get it to work compared to the PTS  The PTS is much more expensive but I think its worth it because the kids use it.
Bought this to use with our in-ground basketball system however it doesn't work with the large square pole that our Mammoth system uses. Have since moved this to a street sign pole and it performs well in that setup.
The Hit-A-Way is must for anyone who has a basketball hoop in their driveway and wants to improve their batting. As a little league coach I highly recommend this product to develop hand/eye/ball coordination. This will cure the problem of pulling your head out when you swing and will focus you on watching the ball hit the bat.
Didn't work at all on our basketball goal. Not universal and there is no chance that I am buying the stand. Waste of money and my son was very disappointed.
my son saw this product on tv and i bought it for him-thinking this is just another gimmick item and will never work. well from the very beginning her took to this thing. he is 11 yrs now and was about 8.5 when he started using it. he is on his third hitaway now-i replace it each year. first of all you need a place that the child can access it. for instance we have ours fixed to an old gas lamp pole right on our front lawn.
He still uses it. Great tool for a kid who is willing to work on hitting by his/her self. Lots of cuts in a short amount of time.
Works pretty good, we have on basketball hoop. My son loves it and uses it for about an hour a day.
I've had a hard time using the Hit-A-Way as the Velcro straps are designed to be used with narrow diameter poles (maybe 5" or less). As the particular pole we have at our home is closer to 8" across (it holds up the roof shading our car) the Velcro barely overlaps. This in turn makes the product potentially dangerous as every half dozen whacks the straps need to be tightened.If we had a smaller pole, the Hit-A-Way would work fine.
My son is 8 and spends hours every day hitting this. We have attached it to our basketball hoop and it works great
Answer: yes