Great product. It is HEAVY, but well made and easy to assemble. My kids (10 & 6) play on it constantly and it holds up well.

My daughter and I put this together, and it's super cool! Once assembled, it's heavy-duty, and everything works as you'd hope.
The cupholders are a little cheesy (it'd be better if they were actually metal and not brittle plastic), but they do the job with beer bottles (they lack for wine, though LOL).

Some tips on assembly:

Read all instructions first. I'm serious.

When you're sliding the bottom into the slots, be sure you have more than one person working (three would be ideal). You may need a mallet to get it in as desired. This was the hardest part of assembly.

This is pressboard, but once assembled doesn't seem so. Because it is, you must be careful. When putting the legs on, even being careful, we still ended up chipping a small piece. You can't see it, and I did color over it with a sharpie, so it's not a huge deal.

the little men are very sturdy. The soccer balls are easy to see and sturdy.

Everything went together without issue, but sometimes it did take some elbow grease to get it in there.

The pallet is VERY heavy...we ended up opening the box outside on the porch and carrying the pieces into the house for assembly.

The table is very heavy...so be sure you assemble it in the room it will be living in.

highly recommended!!

This is a nice Foosball table. The family and I made a night of putting it together as a team and it was a great experience... for the most part (don't worry, I'll explain).

The packaging arrived partially ripped and I was expecting a lot of damage, but contrary to my expectations, only one small corner of the bottom playing field was bent. It was heavy enough that we chose to open it in the entry and carry everything upstairs in pieces, there was a bunch of laughter here as it arrived the day we got the keys to our new house and the house was EMPTY, so we had a ton of space to organize the pieces in.

The instructions were fairly easy to read, although my oldest son put the rods in the game backwards (exactly opposite to how they were supposed to be put in). When I pointed it out, I was out-voted 3-1 for stopping and fixing it (let me tell you that was a HUGE mistake as it made it more of a left handed friendly game than the traditional game, so I ended up fixing it later). Note - if you put the rods/handles in the wrong way, the game is still playable, it just feels wrong if you are right-handed.... and if it bugs you, you can take the time to fix it. To fix it (after it is all put together), you unscrew the handles, unscrew the table players on each end of the rod and scoot them toward the center until you can push the rod far enough one way to get it out of the hole, then pull it out of the other, turn the rod and put it back.... then move the guys back and re-position the screws where they go. As I said, it is possible, but I believe doing it that way added a full hour or more to setup, so please check the color orientation and handles before you assemble the ends lol.

Ok, other than the color/rod mix up, the only real issue we had was the slight bend in the playing field. Most of the table went together really easily, but the one corner gave us a bit of trouble because the space the field slides into is very narrow and it through off how the pieces lined up in that corner. A bit of teamwork with hubby and I along with some highly colorful words of encouragement, and a short time later all was well.

My biggest concern with the table is the cup holders - they are a GREAT addition to the table (we have used them multiple times), but while they look like they are metal, when you use them, it is very VERY apparent that they are cheap plastic. I'm already looking for an alternative, because with two boys and the use the table is getting, it is just a matter of time before the plastic breaks.

Overall this is a great addition to our game room and is providing some very fun entertainment.

Tip: We keep those furniture moving coasters under the feet so we can move it a little easier, it is quite heavy and sturdy.

I grew up playing foosball, in fact, its introduction came at a particularly unfortunate time as it picked up in popularity almost at the same time that video game arcades exploded around the country. While it offered plenty of enjoyment, they seemed to lose entertainment value due to the fact that it was all human powered and not electronic. Now, that isn't to say many still enjoyed playing it, just that I don't believe they became as big as they otherwise would have were it not for Pac Man.

When I was younger, my father bought my brother and I our own foosball table. Just one problem with it: they went cheap and we got a very small version with players that tended to snap in half just hitting the soccer ball. It sucked. A testament to how popular they still are, I still see them at some arcades around the country. I've always wanted a good foosball table that would stand up to the abuse my family can dish out, and now, I have one.

My only real gripe about this was probably not even the fault of the manufacturer or even amazon, but the UPS delivery that brought it to me. The box came beat all to hell with rips in the cardboard packaging that were embarrassing. There had been extra tape used to shore up the cardboard which helped, to a degree, but the corners were all but gone by the time it arrived. I'm not sure who's responsible, but I was very disappointed in how it came to my door.

Other than that, if you like foosball, this is one table set up you'll be glad to own. The quality build is great, and will last for a long time and looks fantastic set up at my place. My kids went nuts when they first saw it. I guess I just wished it had been easier to assemble. It wasn't difficult, I suppose I'm just lazy and wished it to be simpler because I was busy that day. That's on me, not the manufacturer. If you want a great table, THIS is the one to get.

Once it's set up, the table feels sturdy, doesn't wobble, the handles feel great, and the gameplay is perfect. This feels every bit as solid as a professional foosball table in any rec room or bar in the country. The playing surface is solid, the controls are responsive, nothing sticks, and there's no danger of slant or tilt. It's even reasonably portable - you probably need two people to move it if you do want to move it just because it's so long, but in spite of being sturdy enough for a heated foosball game, it's not prohibitively heavy, either. The only catch is, installation of this thing is a beast. I had two problems while assembling it. First, the "floor" (the bottom part where the soccer ball rolls around) was really hard to line up with the grooves on the front and side panels. In fact, the only way I could get them to line up was to hold the panels in place with my hands and tip the whole thing up and shake it around until gravity did the rest. Try as I might, I couldn't get the floor to just "slide into place" as the instruction manual implies. Second, the grooves where the legs go were bent when the table arrived, so I had to pry them back into shape with a screwdriver and pliers before the legs would slide down into place. Plan at least an hour to put this table together, but once it's put together, it's well worth it! My 11 and 13-year old kids have been playing it non-stop since I set it up, and it's been a huge draw whenever we have company over as well