Foosball Table Reviews: Hathaway Playoff Soccer Table

Home entertainment is not only about sitting on the couch and watching TV or playing video games. You can get quite active with table games. Undoubtedly, pool, air hockey and soccer are among the most popular options. If you plan to invest in a soccer table, you can pick from a great variety of options. I have decided to use my experience as a buyer and user of such tables to help other buyers with making the right choice by reviewing the best selling models. Consider my review of the Hathaway Playoff soccer table in black and green with length of 4 feet. Play now: Red Ball

I will base my Hathaway Playoff soccer table review on thorough evaluation of the features and capabilities of this model. I will discuss who it is suitable for as well. You can readily use the list of benefits and drawbacks for comparison. Read the entire review to take the best decision in the end.

Product Description

The Hathaway Playoff soccer table measures 48 by 24 by 32 inches and weighs 51 pounds. The play surface has MDF make and thickness of 0.25 inches. It is 40.5 inches long and 23 inches wide. The sides of the play surface are covered with graphics of pictured spectators while the field is made to appear as real turf grass. The reinforced L-shaped legs are 0.5 inches thick and have full supports for the end panels. The 0.5-inch rods are made from steel and have chrome plating. They are fitted with rubber handles. The ABS molded players are set in a 3-goalie configuration. There is an automatic ball return and a manual scoring unit for each player.

Features of the Hathaway Playoff Soccer Table

With its length of 4 feet, this foosball table is just right for home use. There are bigger units on sale, but they are hard to fit in most homes, especially if you do not have a separate game room which is spacious. The smaller size makes the table quite versatile and does not have an adverse impact on the quality of the entertainment. Since the unit is quite lightweight, it is easy to move around by just two people.
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