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It was easy to put together but I was afraid I would snap something the entire time. Poles bend very easily. Balls are difficult to get out of the retreival area. The table is level but the ball stalls a lot. But the kids are enjoying it. Glad I got a good deal.

I really like this one. It was easy to put together and is quite sturdy. Totally worth the money paid.

Producto de buena calidad y tamaño para todos en casa !

Great game, perfect for adults and kids!

Arrived damaged.

Christmas present for our 10 year old grandson. He loves it

This was easy to put together. Took me three hours but I hand screwed everything with my own screwdriver. Legs I used the Allen wrench they had but I got few sets of them. I also gorilla glued all the joints before screwing them together than I used wood caulk around all the edges. Made it solid and strong as the good ones. I also added some stainless steel cup holders that fold up. The men are already screwed on and solid. This is a nice foosball table . Did some artwork on the side pieces make it look really cool. I got no complaints I love it. Think some art made it look better and wood stand out better. Just my opinion everyone is different.

For the price range, the table is not bad and I like the addition of the side panels for extra stability. What really disappoints is the game surface. The panel is very thin and lightweight, meaning it tends to curve in places. This makes the ball to roll unevenly and slows down the game. I have small kids and they don't mind too much for now, but a slow and unpredictable foosball game loses quickly its appeal. It is definitely worth paying extra to try getting a sturdier and higher quality table.

If you’re looking in this price range, you know you’re not getting a professional quality construction piece that’s solid wood. With that said, it seems to be ok for kids/teens. Even the handles are on the smaller side in my opinion. Instructions aren’t very helpful, but I did it myself in about an hour (just a mom with no real construction skills). Only needed help flipping it back over so I didn’t damage anything. Do remember that when putting it together that it will be upside down so be aware of how the players will face once upright. I did this backward (looked good upside down, that’s my fault) and had to disassemble toward the end once I realized what I did.Anyhow, the 2 supports underneath appear to be sufficient if you tighten them fully and I don’t see any bowing or issues although a little thin and flimsy. This is not real wood so I see splitting right out of the box, a lot of peeling veneer and I don’t know how long it’ll last under rough conditions. But, it feels solid enough and rods glide good. Holes lined up, although the corner side plastic bumpers were not pre drilled on one of the sides. Not a huge issue.My biggest complaint and why I removed a star is that it was damaged right out of the box on top where it’s obvious and the fake wood is already starting to pull apart brand new. Time will tell how this holds up. Still, I think if we get a year or two out of it, it was worth the price we paid. If you’re looking for something to last long term, this may not be it. If I had to do anything different, I may have used wood glue at all connecting pieces and possible used a thin veneer under the bottom piece to give it a little more support and strength. Not necessary, but I think it could help longevity.

This is amazing for all ages to play on and with, very sturdy, durable table and holds up great. It looks wonderful after it is all put together, all of the pieces, components, and hardware are incredible quality and very durable all the way around. It is easily put together and easy to assemble from start to finish as long as the included instructions are followed step by step. The instructions are clearly written and easily followed from start to finish. The pieces move just as they should and make game play a significant amount of fun! Very impressed with the overall look and quality!

This is a really nice foosball table for the price point. One game I have always loved was foosball but it seems like it was always hard to find. Having 4 boys we definitely have to have some game tables in the garage for a hangout, and it just doesn't feel complete without foosball! This is a fairly sturdy table, definitely has some weight to it. It is a little on the shorter side but all in all a great piece to add to a man cave or game room especially considering it will not take up much room. The playing tabletop isn't the best stability wise, but I feel that you could honestly make it better with some adjustments of some sort. I would definitely recommend for a casual player as a nice game table to just have around the house and for nothing too serious.

We have ben having great fun with this table this weekend. It was easy to assemble and although I understand what other have said about the playing surface being thin I think I have found a workaround which I will tell you about.But first I wanted to mention where I nearly came a croppers in assembly. As the table is assembled upside down you will want all the players facing backwards when inserting them into their slots, this way they will be the right way round when its flipped over. It will make sense whilst you're doing it, but I nearly messed up so thought others might too!Now to the playing surface which is quite a thin bit of MDF, although this isn't really the issue, the issue is that the cross supports that are supplied are not really fit for purpose and are thin bits of MDF which flex too much. I resolved this by using some of the hard board which came as the outer packaging cutting it down to the width and hight of the internals of the table using a Stanley knife and a metal straight edge and then glueing it to the thin cross struts with some "no more nails" to add some more ridgidity and get rid of the flex. (super glue won't work, wood glue would but you will need to clamp it in place for a few hours) It seems to have worked so far and can be added retrospectively if you're struggling with the playing surface. Just be sure to use the flat edge on the side that butts up against the bottom of the table top, not the edge you cut with a knife.Other than that for the price I could not be happier. Look it's not good enough to last in a commercial environment, but for a bit of a lark with the kids its great!