MVP Disc Sports Black Hole Pro 24-Chain Portable Disc Golf Basket Target

This thing is sweet! It is heavy-duty and I expect it to last. It is easy enough to disassemble to bring on a camping trip. It is fun to have this around and to be able to move it to different areas to create different holes.

Love this thing. It is very sturdy, does not wobble which was a concern for a portable basket. It IS heavy, but does break down to a reasonable size to fit in trunk. Probably not hauling it EVERYWHERE, though I will take it with me camping and a couple of other places.Really does assemble in about a minute.In my backyard this is amazing for practicing putting, but we also enjoy having cookouts and often play cornhole during such events, this will DEFINITELY compliment our get-togethers.It makes about the exact amount of noise you would expect from a disc slamming through two rows of steel chains and into a metal pole...I can't believe people are complaining about this.

This is an AMAZING disc golf basket! I had been looking at the Innova baskets but found this one on Amazon and liked what I saw in the reviews. It sets up and breaks down in under a minute, easily one of it's best features. When taken apart, you have two short poles, the stand section, the basket section, and the top piece with the chains pre-connected. While the first four parts are built well, they are clearly a smaller gauge steel (in order to stay portable) than what we're used to on a PDGA course. It's the top part with the chains where this product shines. I'm at a loss to see much difference between the top piece of the MVP Pro Black Hole and any PDGA course chains. Now this is why this piece is (BY FAR) the heaviest when broken down and truly pushes the envelope of calling itself "portable" (which is why it loses 1 star for portability). I have seen this set come with a bag, but for a ridiculously high price. Since I got this basket for $139.95, which is a steal for a product of this professional quality, I can live without the bag and devise something myself. Some reviews have said that it rusts quite easily, but it is super easy to break down or get a grill cover, so I don't see how this would be a real problem. I had it out for only one night in the rain and saw no rust, but I just bring it in now rather than take the chance. In closing I just have to say that this a great buy for under $150, easily better than some of it's competition costing more than $200. In a week of having it, my putting as gone from 30-40% at 25' to 60-70% at the same distance.

The media could not be loaded. After two years, it’s still holding up great and has no damage! It’s been great for when we have BBQs and either the kids or adults can play with them. It’s pretty easy to set up, and we ended up getting a second one. It seems to be better quality than most of the ones we have played with at courses. I read that some people thought it was too loud, but it’s actually not bad at all. Sounds just like the real deal.

12/23/24 Amazon delivered this box in this condition. But I definitely think some, if not all, of this came from company this way. Damage on practically every side. Old Dried out repackaging tape like this was a return that was sent back out again. Nervous about the condition it’s going to be in when my son opens it tomorrow for Christmas. (Will update to 4 stars if no damage)UPDATED 12/26/2024 -Product was in perfect condition- Not damaged at all- Solid as a rock. Did not to appear to be used and returned at all. Not a single scratch. (Except one spot that was where the R was on the box- kind of an inside scratch that doesn’t matter. That part was clearly from shipping. 4th picture) This was the easiest thing ever to put together! Can be done in 60 seconds!

I am a beginner. Got my MVP Black Hole Pro today. 5-10 minutes to unbox and set it up in the back yard. About an hour of use so far. Catches discs a lot like the ones on the local courses. Already feel my putting becoming more comfortable. This one hits the sweet spot of heavy enough chains, but light enough overall to move around the yard, and take to an empty field near my house where me and my son can practice like a real disc golf hole. I may eventually get a second one so we can go back and forth between them. I read they likely rust if left outside permanently, so I plan to keep mine on the back porch, and can easily move it outside for each use.

We ordered this for Father’s Day for my husband. This basket is very good quality. It is standard size, easily portable, highly functional, and a great value for the price. We enjoy having it in our yard for family use.

Seems like fantastic so far. I’ve had it for a couple of weeks now and use it regularly for putting practice. Sturdy and grabs discs well. We will see how it holds up over time. Haven’t decided if I will keep it outside going forward or bring it in, but have had it inside only since there is snow on the ground. Highly recommend! Started with cheap canvas one and it broke and deteriorated after a couple of moths outside - this will be much better long term.