I purchased this basket off of amazon before i knew about infinite discs. I got this before i even had more then 3 putters to practice with. The basket itself is made from high quality materials and has helped my putting improve substantially. The basket can make a ton of noise. i practice in my yard and have occasionally woke my neighbors up. I plan on buying a full size basket from MVP just because of how impressed with this practice basket i am

The Black Hole precision is the least expensive of the available narrow disc golf practice baskets. I've been using this practice basket almost daily now for about two months now, and believe that it has improved my putting. This basket does what you want it do do, force you to keep your putts dead center. One flaw of the Black hole compared to a traditional disc golf basket is that you can hit the top metal bar, and still make your putt as the tray is larger than the top. On a normal basket, these "too high" putts would miss.

The Black Hole Precision is built of good quality and easy to assemble and unassemble. The chains are thick and it catches well.

While the Black Hole is the best price among the narrow backet options, it may not be the choice for you. I practice putt with 20 putters at a time and the tray of this basket isn't deep enough to hold this many discs most of the time. As your putters start piling up, they start falling out.

The other fault of the Black Hole is that this practice basket is loud when the chains bang the center pole! I practice putt in my basement at night, so to keep from waking my kids up, I had to duck tape some pipe insulation to this basket.

If you want a basket primarily to improve your putting game, and don't plan to putt with more than about 12 discs at a time, I highly recommend this basket.