The traveler can barely be pulled, so we will spare no effort to hang it in the original way, but a little trick is added when hanging it, that is, first tie a double knot on the net rope and then put it in the traveler. Two ropes must be more durable than one rope. ?

Method 2 (as shown):

When the thread ring can't be pulled, my colleague bought some disposable plastic buckles, which are cheap (a few dollars can buy a bag). At first, the plastic buckle was directly connected with iron wire, but it was immediately found that the net rope would fall off quickly. Therefore, the method is adjusted immediately. As shown in the figure, the net rope first passes through the middle of the steel wire ring and the basket ring, then the two sides of the rope passing through are separated to clamp the net rope on the other side, and then the plastic buckle is buckled, so that the net rope is still stressed, and the plastic buckle is basically not stressed, so as long as the net rope is not worn off, the plastic buckle will basically not fall off.

Method 3 (as shown):

The principle is basically the same as the second method, except that a rope is used instead of the plastic buckle, and the whole net is put in. The advantage of this is that there will be no individual shedding, and the whole net is more firm and durable. Moreover, the rope is untied from the worn basketball net, which is not only useless, but also durable (much better than ordinary rope).

Method 4 (as shown):

You don't need any extra materials, you just need to wrap them one by one with a net rope and finally tie a knot. This hanging method is very simple. Although it is not beautiful, it is first-class in firmness, putting an end to the phenomenon of students trawling up. Usually used to play ball-very real.

Of course, we also thought about many other hanging methods, such as winding with lead wire, tying with rope, or simply hanging two nets into a circle, but because of many shortcomings, we rejected them one by one. The above four methods have been verified by our practice and are considered to be of high practical value. The latter three methods are also applicable to other types of hoops. If you encounter the same problem, you might as well have a try.