Costway 54 Inches Full Size Foosball Table with Legs 2 Balls & 2 Foldable Cup Holders

I bought this to get a "non-screen" toy for my grandkids. So far, it's been a big hit! I was very impressed with the nice packaging and how many parts were included. It's much sturdier than expected and the height is adjustable, which is nice. A list of all the games and how to play would be helpful, as it was a bit confusing which parts fit which game (e.g., should you use a football or a pool ball when playing bowling?). Also, be aware that the air hockey handle caps should be tapped gently, as the small handle caps break easily. The video that came with the product was very helpful. Overall, I think this is a great game for all ages and provides hours of fun.

Love the different options for 1 keeper and 3 keepers. Requires two people to assemble but not hard to get done. Fun to play with. Husband and grandkids love it. Only slightly bad complaint is the leveling. Even though it is our floor, we couldn't get it completely level with just the two adjustable legs. It's level enough to play with. We haven't tried folding it up yet but it doesn't look like it should be too hard. You do need to remove screws to take it apart but I knew that from the reviews. An upgrade to this table would make it easier to store.

This is just perfect! Right price, durable, and the right size. It ships on a pallet, and there are plenty of packing spacers, blocks, and panels to protect the contents. They also send a separate bottle of lubricant (via USPS) for lubricating the interface between the cue stick and the bearing, which you should definitely use because it makes a huge difference and makes the cue sticks glide like butter. The cue sticks use weighted players (if using the regular red and blue players), so no matter what position you rotate them into, they will stay in place (until the ball hits them, of course). I like these cue sticks because they are not flimsy, and the wooden handles screw into inserts inside the cue sticks, so there is no risk of the handle rotating around the cue stick (like with cheaper tables). The players are secured to the cue sticks with locking nuts, so they don't come loose either. We have just enough space in our game room to keep the table in play position most of the time. It does free up a lot of space when folded up, which is great. The wheels on the corners of the table make it easy to tilt and roll once it's upright. Another benefit of this type of folding table is that you don't have to remove parts of it to get through the door (like other tables that require removing legs or poles). You can just fold the table up and carry it sideways to wherever you want it. The assembly process wasn't too difficult, but it was a little tricky or unclear in places.

This is a good product, but there are some minor drawbacks. Not all holes are pre-drilled or have pilot holes, which makes assembly difficult. The side rails have a ridge at the edge of the field, which affects the gameplay of the wall rail. Without the ridge installed, there will be dead spots in the corners even with the 3-person backrest. I like the single backrest, so I installed the corner ramps. This item is very heavy, so it takes two people to move it in the box. Once it arrives at the assembly site (I recommend placing it on carpet to avoid scratches when moving it during assembly), it can be assembled by one person. It took me about 6 hours to complete. The quality of the instructions is poor, as the black and white pictures are very grainy and some parts are not labeled with part numbers. On the bright side, most of the fasteners required for assembly are placed in a nice parts box and can be reused.

Customer service was helpful and they sent the correct poles and new wheels to roll the table when folded. Now my son and I can start playing and he loves it.

After reading reviews of various products from different companies, I was concerned about quality and damage. Felt like I had to order first and cross my fingers. The outer packaging looked like it had been through a war before it arrived at my house. However, the table and parts were well packaged and well protected. There was no damage to the contents. The table is very sturdy and looks great. The only minor downside is that the instructions could be a little more detailed and a few more models. No big issues, just took your time assembling it. Highly recommended.

This table is well built with quality parts. It is very sturdy and has ball bearing sleeves that the rods that the players connect to go through which allows the rods to rotate smoothly. This table is much better than cheaper tables. The ball return mechanism at the goal is faulty and the balls often fall out. I put some cloth in the ball return mechanism which helps reduce this from happening. It is foldable and can be put away when not in use which is nice. This table is not as heavy or sturdy as a professional table though so it moves around and I think the playing surface is not completely flat so when you pass the ball the movement is not perfect and the table can move a bit when the action gets hot. But it is not too bad and this table is great to play on. The hardware is sturdy and the rods are heavy so they don't bend or get stuck like I have experienced on other tables. They offer two sets of people. One set looks like real players but are lighter weighted and the other is red and blue weighted players like you would see on a tournament table. They also offer tournament style red and white weighted solid balls and a lighter ball that looks like a soccer ball. I really like this table and am very happy with the purchase.

read the reviews, figured out the price, and bought this for my 10 year old grandson as a gift. I have built a lot of "needs assembly" furniture in the past, so wasn't too worried about the hassles some people have. The furniture arrived two days later via FedEx Ground service, and the packaging was damaged as usual. I took pictures before I moved it, as I always do. Upon opening the box, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the furniture was well packaged and had no damage. Assembly. Well, if you have built furniture before or anything like this, assembly shouldn't be a big deal. The instructions are thorough, but not detailed enough. The biggest issue I've heard from other reviews is making sure the handles/players are installed correctly, in the correct order, and in the correct orientation...if they are installed incorrectly, you'll have to take the table apart to fix it. It's not hard, just pay attention and be careful. A screw gun/drill with a drill bit would be helpful to speed things up...they do give you an Allen wrench, but...well...it's still useful in an emergency, but be patient! I recommend a screw gun/drill, a set of Phillips bits, Allen bits, and a square (to make sure the legs are perpendicular to the table). I didn't re-drill any of the pilot holes so drilling wasn't necessary, but others have said otherwise. Overall, this table is sturdy and great to play with. We're not "professionals" so it does exactly what we need it to do. We've had it for a few hours and had no issues at all! The only downside is that the screws that come with the side mounted cup holders barely drive into the wood. I've had to use longer screws to secure them since we first had them because someone bumped into one of the cup holders and it fell off easily. That's my only complaint with this table. A few notes: - The finish is a photo finish and will adhere to the wood so be careful not to get it wet. In my past experience, these finishes will eventually start to peel off at the ends/edges so I used contact adhesive to re-stick them. It's not a big deal and I wouldn't use that as a reason not to buy it, just be aware! Oh and never put tape on the finish as it may tear and fall off. If you try to remove the tape... I'm not saying this table will, I just wouldn't try! ! ! - There is a lot of "looseness" in the way the legs attach to the table, and if you're not careful, the legs will bend slightly. I used a quick square to make sure the legs were "perpendicular" to the table when tightening. - Build time was an hour or less if you're familiar with this type of building and assembly. I'm sure it wouldn't be a huge challenge for anyone who owns and is familiar with basic hand tools...it really isn't that hard to assemble. - An extra pair of hands would be ok, but one person could do it. - You can use a Phillips screwdriver and the Allen key provided with the kit for assembly, but a screw gun with bits will make the job much easier. - Have fun! This table functions exactly as it was designed to, and should last a long time if cared for properly!