Best Choice Products 48in Competition Sized Foosball Table for Home, Game Room w/ 2 Balls, 2 Cup Holders

Got for my 6 year old son for Christmas. Good height for him but works for me as well (5ft2in) so i think its good for all ages and nice quality.

Great gift for my nephew! The size was a perfect fit. Dimensions were correct.

Overall, this foosball table is a solid choice for casual, light play, and it looks great once it’s fully assembled. That said, I’m giving it 4 stars because there were a few frustrating issues during setup.Assembly takes time—definitely set aside a couple of hours. The most challenging part was attaching the players. We had to redo it three times to get the orientation right, which was pretty tedious. A clearer guide or markings would’ve helped a lot.Also, the durability of the men isn’t great. Within the first month, a few of them cracked or broke, even with light use. It’s not a dealbreaker, but something to be aware of if you plan to play regularly or more aggressively.For the price, it does the job and provides fun, especially for kids or casual games. Just don’t expect tournament-level quality.

Updated 9/27/2020: the table is still going strong, 6 months in. Nothing has broken, no warping. It still works great- this is an absolutely great purchase, especially at this price.ORIGINAL REVIEWThis is an excellent table. Every positive review will mention "for the price". That is because it is so reasonable and it is made largely of fiberboard. I have played on some $300-$500 tables that are no better.I set it up the other day and here is what I think:The only question will be durability. Will the playing surface not warp, etc. But beyond that:ASSEMBLY:Set-up takes about 45 minutes. You can do it with one person, but a second is helpful when you are aligning the playing surface. Take your time and make sure the players are facing the right way, as you do much of the assembly with the playing surface face down.I had no issues with missing parts or identification. One small screw (for a cup holder) did not tighten properly. I just wrapped that with some foil and it tightened. The cup holders have 4 screws each so this was fine. Other than that, everything fit and aligned. You need only the included tool to assemble (a small Allen wench).PLAY:The ball is put into play from a side hole on either side of the table. The set includes two soccer balls. The rods move fluidly from side to side and the bumpers stop the players from hitting the table sides. The handles are comfortable enough. They are a thin rubber shaped like an old bicycle handle grip.The players (red shirt/white shorts and white shirt/red shorts) align in typical Foosball fashion, 3-5-2-1. I see some people asking if the players spin when upside down. They spin in unison with the rod, meaning if you turn the rod upside down, the player stays upside down. It does not spin back down to an upright position unless you turn the rod back.The field has a very, very slight angle from each corner so the ball does not get caught in corners. You can level the table with included adjustable leg levelers that you install when you assemble the table.The surface is painted green with some white field markings. The white has already scratched off slightly in a few spots, but I am not overly concerned about offsides, so lol.The set also includes a score keeper on each table end, as well as a plastic cup holder on each end. The cup holder folds up when not in use. There is a ball return at each end.The table has a laminated butcher block look which actually looks reasonably authentic considering it is laminate.I have used the table for about a month now, and it fits four people fine, and we have played as two adult males with a fair amount of action and the table holds up fine.At $99 there is NOTHING to not love about this table. My complaints are minor. I wish one team was blue jersey/white shorts, rather than two combos of red/white. I think I'll live. Also, I am curious how the surface holds up cause it is bare fiberboard on the bottom, so I want to see if/when that warps at all.

I looked at the reviews and given the price, I purchased this as a present for my 10 year old grandchild. I have built many "some assembly required" furniture pieces in the past, so I was not too worried about the difficulty some were having. Unit arrived in two days via Fed Ex ground service, and as usual the packaging was ravaged. As per normal for me, I took pictures of the box before I even moved it. Upon opening the box I was pleasantly surprised that the pieces were packed well and nothing was damaged.Assembly. Okay, if you have built furniture and other similar pieces in the past, assembly should not be a huge challenge. The instructions are adequate but not detailed. Biggest issue I heard from other comments was to make sure you have the handles/players in correctly, correct order and correct direction...do it wrong you will need to take allot of the table apart to correct. It is not hard, just be aware and be careful. It is helpful to have a screw gun/drill with bits to make things go faster...they do give you an Allen wrench but....well....in a pinch it works but pack some patience! I would recommend the screw gun/drill, sets phillips bit, allen bit, and speed square (for making sure the legs are square with the table). I did not have to re-drill any pilot holes so I did not need to drill but other have stated differently.Overall the table is strong, sturdy and plays well. We are not "professionals" so it worked very well for our needs. We have had a few hours on it and nothing has come apart! ONLY downside is the screws that come with the side mounted cup holders barely screw into the wood. I had to use longer screws in order to properly attach them since the first time we used them, someone bumped into one of the holder and it came off easily. That is the only negative I have for this table.Some notes:- Finish is a photo finish that is adhered to the wood so be-careful not to get them wet. In the past, with my experiences, these eventually start to peel up on the ends/edges, so I have used contact cement to re-adhere. No biggie and I would not make this a reason not to buy, just be aware! Oh, DO NOT put tape on the finish since it may tear and lift off.if you try to remove the tape...not saying this table has does this, I am just not going to try it!!!- There is enough "slop" in how the legs attach to the table that If you are not careful the legs will be slightly crooked. I used a speed square to make sure the legs were "square" with the table as I tightened down.- Build time is an hour or less if you are familiar with this type of construction and assembly. I doubt this is a huge challenge for any person who has and experience with basic hand tools....really not that hard to assemble.- A second set of hands is helpful, but one person can do it.- You can assemble with a phillips screwdriver and the kit supplied allen wrench, but a screwgun with bits will make the job much easier.- Have fun! The table does what it is designed to do and if given proper care, should last a long time!

Expected it a little sturdier and bigger, but if you are looking for a kids toy, they may enjoy it.On the smaller, non-sturdy side.