Customer Reviews

6 Pack of Tournament Foosball Replacements - Sportcraft

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these are pretty much the standard foosball ball but are too light. Also don't seem to have that much control on the ball. Also the ball seems to jump on the table a lot and make a lot of noise..

These are pretty much standard foosballs and play very well. They have a rough sanded texture that is supposed to help play by providing better ball grip. They did seem a bit lighter than some other smooth foosball I have. I would buy them again.

These may be labelled "Tournament Foosballs" but I can't imagine them surviving a tournament; they picked up visible dents after just a game or two, and we weren't hitting them especially hard. They're also noticeably lighter than the urethane foosballs we'd been playing with.

These foosballs were ordered for my psychiatic patients so obviously there can be no videotape.However,the addition of the foosball table has been a great asset on our unit and the replacement balls have more than exceeded there purpose.The guys are constantly playing.Someone is using the table 6 out of 24 hours.So as you can tell the balls get a lot of use.

These foosballs seemed a little smaller than what came with the table, but they work fine and are very durable. Recommended as replacements, good shipping time from seller.

Excellent service and a quality product at the right price. I had no luck finding foose balls locally.

They are Foosballs. As a novice, they seem correct, weighted just fine, and roll normally. I paid around $6, which was very reasonable.

Our table gets very heavy use, and these seem to be holding up just fine. The balls get marked up from my table quite a bit, so the white isn't white for long. I suppose the soccer-like balls are nicer to look at, but after heavy use on our table, I'm sure it would just be marked up from banging around on the surfaces as well.

I have stopped at least 5 shops (Walmart, Sports Authority, Target, etc.) to find foosball replacements but no avail; the table was acquired at a charity auction but had no balls.

The foosballs were shipped exactly and timely as promised, and still having a lot of fun playing with family and friends.