Power Play3ft Stand Up Football Games Table, Kids Football Game, Arcade Game for Kids with Ergonomic Handles, Outdoor Indoor Use

That's what the delivery man said! Nice guy. And it's true! A really good gift. Bit of a faff putting it up but WOW so well worth it. My grandson was delighted and they played on it all afternoon. Me too! Highly recommended!

An absolute pain to assemble but very good fun once done. The players and handles all seem to be of good quality though the base is pretty flimsy. Sturdy enough for the price though. Be careful when assembling the legs you need to hold them in the correct position before tightening them up. The instructions are a joke.Don’t forget that the forwards go in the opposing teams half! I had to take mine apart as I assembled them together in their own half!

This table is very good. My son love it

If I could give it less I would , brought for Christmas day for my boys opened and got this. Sending it back for refund, kids were so upset, santa sent it broke

Bought it as it said no assembly required but it turned up needing full assembly and we didn't receive instructions with ours but that aside once assembled it's fantastic fun!! Well worth it for the money 👍

My son loved it just what he wanted

Just requires a bit of patience's to build however good quality and gives hours of entertainment for kids and adults...

After spending many hours playing table football in my youth, finding space for a full-sized table has been a challenge for me. Plus, those quality tables can be quite dear! So, I was thrilled to check out this compact 3ft option, priced at just £49.99.I'll say straight away that this table isn't perfect, but I kept my expectations in line with the price.Assembling it took about 45 minutes as I went through each step slowly to fix a few hiccups. I wish the instructions were clearer; some parts felt confusing, and I had to make guesses here and there, which wasn't great.My main trouble was with attaching the handles to the poles; the instructions were lacking clarity. I assumed that inserting the screws into the holes in the poles was correct, but it didn't end up going as smoothly as I'd hoped. Nearly all the handles became wobbly, and a few looked a bit crooked.Eventually, I gave up on the screws and rammed the handles further down onto the poles, which mostly seemed to wedge them in place. However, there is one problem pole where the handle keeps working itself loose.It would have been great if the legs had height adjusters. The pitch is a hard wooden surface, which means keeping everything level is essential, and adjusters would have made that much easier.The height is a touch low, yet it worked out fine for adults initially, but after about 30 minutes, we noticed some backache and decided to bring in stools, which really helped.The gameplay itself was super enjoyable! I found it reminiscent of my earlier days, pulling off old tricks with ease. Even though this table is budget-friendly, it offered a large chunk of the joy I had back then.One minor downside is that the goalies can't reach the sides of the pitch, meaning there's a bit of dead space. We simply resolved that by allowing the defending player to give the ball a nudge with their hand whenever it rolled into the corners.Stability-wise, it's fairly decent for the price, though it is far lighter than the table I played on previously, so it's important to maintain realistic expectations.I particularly enjoyed the kick-off holes on the sides of the pitch; they brought back fond memories, and I was able to put some spin on the ball as I put it into play, just like the old days.Overall, this budget football table has provided me with immense fun and a lovely nod to my younger days. Given the price, it's fantastic value and delivers most of the nostalgic enjoyment for a fraction of the price. While it has a few little issues, they're easily overlooked in light of its cost, and I've truly cherished my time with it!