This is the first basket I owned, and I am very happy with it. It has a good quality chains (I bought a cheaper basket 2nd, and had to replace the chains). I've had it outside in upstate NY on my flood-prone farm for a year now, and it is still holding up fine. Some fading of the paint, but overall it's done it's job well. During heavy winds, it had tilled over, but I now put logs or branches to anchor it down. 

Nothing but love for this basket. Sturdy chains, super fast put up and take down, looks great (I have the red), and is fairly easy to move around.

It does not come with a carrying case so I just reinforced the box it came in and put some rope handles on it.

This thing catches fast spin puts from circle two without any issues. I also turns into a target basket quite easily by putting some line in through the top of the chains and cinching it up a bit (then again most baskets can do this, but I like the extra precision required during practice.)

All in all I'd highly recommend the Axiom Pro. Might be the best basket for the price out there. I've seen my friends baskets that they bought for around the same price and they seem pretty flimsy compared to the Axiom Pro.

This thing is extremely lightweight and portable. It really does disassemble in less than 90 seconds. The chains act very realistic to your local course chains too! My wife and I love going out into the front yard and showing off our improving putting skills on our Axiom basket, and it has become a favorite in the neighborhood for small get togethers! If you are on the fence looking for the best bang for your buck, just take the leap and get the Axiom Pro Basket! It comes in so many different colors and is exactly what you are looking for in an at home basket. It even looks great in the living room to let guests know that you're serious about some DG. True Story.

Nothing like hearing plastic smash chains in your back yard great basket for this.  Some things I saw that did not bother me too much but might bother others.  Seems like at least on mine, the bolts on the down post are not true on the down post causing it to be sloppy when putting it together but once you tighten the posts it stands straight and true.  The other thing I saw that was miniscule, right out of the box was flaking of the paint on the top support where the chains are connected that are attached and rest on the top chain support while in shipping. The basket itself was slightly bent from shipping due to the lighter gauge metal that catches the disc after a chain hit.  If you keep in mind how much you are paying for this vs a higher end tournament grade basket this basket more than suits your needs for great fun and practice with friends and family.