Hathaway Primo 56-In Foosball Table for Family Game Room - With Counterbalanced Players, E-Z Spin Bearings, Analog Scoring Units, Easy-Grip Handles & Adjustable Leg Levelers - Wood Grain Finish

Just assembled this table. Christmas present for the family. This is a sturdy table. Solid core rods. Counterbalanced men. Wood handles. Four recessed drink holders. Solid. Heavy. Packaged well to withstand shipping. The score counter "coins" appears to be chrome metal in the photos, but they are a heavy plastic. With just a tiny amount of silicone lubricant, they slide easily, and they do not feel cheap. They were somewhat stiff when first installed, because there was no lubricant on the metal rod that they slide on. Assembly is time consuming, but not difficult. I did it with my wife, and it took about two hours. I am good with tools and assembly. My wife is not. Assembly directions are good. Good illustrations of each step. My table included a two 15-page assembly pamphlets - one in English, and one in Spanish. There were NO extra screws or bolts or washers - only enough to assemble, so don't lose any. I love the WIDE heavy legs with the cross braces. They make the table feel very sturdy. Ball returns on the sides are awesome - simple flexible tube underneath from each goal to the sides. This table looks terrific. Lots of shiny chrome contrasted with the dark veneer of the sides makes it looks classy. The drink holders are actually shiny aluminum drop-in inserts, and not plastic. They lift out for cleaning - so if anyone's drink spills, they can be cleaned without having to take anything apart. I applied spray silicone lubricant (from Home Depot) on all of the rods with a small artist's paintbrush (because I did not want to get the over spray on the play field) after I assembled everything. Then, carefully sprayed a few droplets into each bearing hole, and everything just glides effortlessly. The holes that the rods go through appear to be bearings, and must be why they spin and slide so smoothly. The legs (feet) are very easy to adjust. I used a level along the top edge of each side to get the table leveled in about 2 minutes. Very simple. The metal looking corner protectors are actually high density plastic, and slide into place during assembly, and hold everything together very tight and square. Overall, I am very happy with this table. The predrilled holes for the screws are mostly where they should be. The only hole that was a bit off was one of the holes for the plastic ball catcher behind one of the goal openings (but only on one side). It was close enough, however, that it didn't make a difference, and I could still get the screw in at a bit of an angle. (It's underneath the table, so you cannot see it anyway). Sturdy. Pretty. Nice table. I got mine for $409. I originally put it in my Amazon shopping cart when it was at $389, but waited too long to buy, and the price went up. Now it lists on Amazon for $465. Not sure what the usual price is, but I would recommend it to anyone looking to spend around $400 for a table.

Table is sturdy; however, the men were NOT COUNTER-BALANCED. Just 'old-style' men without the counter weight in the head; hence, when set horizontal, the men turn feet down on thier own. This is not as described above

Solid table with pretty straight forward assembly.There were a couple manufacturing flaws I was disappointed about. Nothing major or game breaking, but disappointing for the supposed highest quality Hathaway table.The playing surface was slightly too small for the outline it was supposed to attach to, missed pilot holes in some of the hardest to reach screw slots, no spare parts included, some joints are misaligned because of a slight discrepancy in the production, two figures heads have come off in only 3 weeks of play, etc.Again, nothing to worry too much about, but when you consider the price, you would expect more.Besides the slight errors, the table plays great. If you have a 4-foot level, it will stay level after the first level if you don't jar the table around. It also has a nice playing surface. Not too smooth but not too tactile either. Great for if you want a good table at a decent price. Obviously can't complete with tornados tables, but it's good for what it is.Construction 7/10Figure design 6/10Playability 10/10

I bought this table for my husband for Christmas 2018.When it arrived and I unboxed it some of the pieces had dents. Definitely mainly cosmetic damage, but for a Christmas present I wanted it to be top-notch. I contacted the manufacturer directly, as recommended by the assembly booklet. After sending them pictures of the damage, they decided to send me a completely new table at no cost.That alone makes me happy with this table! The second table had no damaged parts.Assembly was pretty typical for this type of furniture. Detailed instructions with pictures, all hardware was sorted and labeled.We have a few boys, so this table has been getting daily use since Christmas. My husband has played on different tables throughout college, etc. He is very happy with it. Definitely not a top line foosball table, but something we will love and use for a long time. A bonus is that it is a pretty table!

This has been a great addition to our game room! It came without damage, despite the multiple reviews to the contrary. Since these seem to be delivered by contract haulers, I'm not surprised some people have had issues. It has little to do with the seller or the table. I can understand that a foosball snob/enthusiast might hate on this table, but the quality for exceeds the price we paid. It is well worth the $450. If the haulers screw up the delivery, I'd suggest taking it up with them. We've had hours of fun with this table already and it looks pretty sharp to boot.

I purchased this item for my church youth group it arrived in good condition and in a timely manner it was easy to put together and install. The kids at the church absolutely love this definitely a great find and a great Buy

I consider myself a good foosball player, and have played on a number of tables. This table actually makes me worse at foosball, I can't do the things that I normally can on other tables. The grommets that the handles and poles run through have all broken with light use. Hard shots into the goals often bounce out. The ball returns are literally corrugated tubing you would buy at a home improvement store. The table has several dead spots where the ball can stop. None of the players can get tight against the walls so a ball can always get past them if you shoot it up the wall. I need to figure out how I can super glue this table back together enough to sell it and buy a different one.