the size is listed on the website... measure it yourself, it's just slightly smaller than average i think... but still a good size. It's all OOS wherever I checked, the target guy said they'll start carrying foosball tables again in december. :frown:
<< And best of all, it has only ONE goalie per side!! Woo Hoo >>
Are there some that have more than one?
<< Yes. There are gay foosball tables with 3 goalies per side. >>
Never saw anything like that in Europe, but now I remember that I recently saw a foosball table at Sears that had three goalies. I thought somebody fscked that up while setting it up.
The anandtech effect: Every store I called already had been called by others. They said "where'd you see this, someone called earlier too?" PM me if you want to part with one. Thanks
Edit: Sears.com has a $299 table on sale for $219!
Harvard Championship Soccer Table
Championship table features 14" x 1" maple woodgrain laminate cabinet, solid steel rods with weighted players for tournament-level action, 4" Square Legs w/levelers and infrared scoring.
Edit: Sears.com has a $299 table on sale for $219!
Harvard Championship Soccer Table
Championship table features 14" x 1" maple woodgrain laminate cabinet, solid steel rods with weighted players for tournament-level action, 4" Square Legs w/levelers and infrared scoring.
I might be able to get my hands on 1-2 of these, PM me if you're interested. I saw two last night, but didn't get them. I'm not sure of the price either, but I can update this post tonight.
Also, they had a 10-games-in-1 table that I'll pick up too if anyone's interested.
Also, they had a 10-games-in-1 table that I'll pick up too if anyone's interested.
<< I might be able to get my hands on 1-2 of these, PM me if you're interested. I saw two last night, but didn't get them. I'm not sure of the price either, but I can update this post tonight.
Also, they had a 10-games-in-1 table that I'll pick up too if anyone's interested. >>
:Q If there are still some at the store the should be 75% Off ($11.90).
no luck here... went back and the two that were there are now gone...
They still had a 10 in 1 game table made by "Matrix" I think. The price on that was $69.90 and the box was very badly beaten, so I'm hesitant - I'd hate to get it and not have all the pieces.. and 69 is a little steep for me.
They still had a 10 in 1 game table made by "Matrix" I think. The price on that was $69.90 and the box was very badly beaten, so I'm hesitant - I'd hate to get it and not have all the pieces.. and 69 is a little steep for me.
LOL! I went back to the Target.com foosball site numerous times. I really wanted in on this deal.
It came up in stock once and I bought it, but figured it probably wouldn't ship!! Then OMG!
1 Table Soccer Game
Item #610781 $34.90 $34.90 Shipped
1 Shipped on 02/23/2002
It came up in stock once and I bought it, but figured it probably wouldn't ship!! Then OMG!
1 Table Soccer Game
Item #610781 $34.90 $34.90 Shipped
1 Shipped on 02/23/2002
anyone know if salt lake has any? -nope
if anyone get's an extra one of these - I'm interested
email: sabour3@attbi.com
if anyone get's an extra one of these - I'm interested
email: sabour3@attbi.com
your the one who stole it on me!!! it was around 1-2 am... so i diddnt feel like waking my mom for her CC too order... then when i woke up at 12 PM.. it was gone!!! 
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh im 15 and i want one of these!
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh im 15 and i want one of these!Here's the deal (unofficial review from a new owner) on the table...
It a HYDRO from Sport Craft. Its roughly 2 feet x 4 feet. Gray/granite and black in color. The rods are a bit flexible but after a bit of WD-40 they slide pretty well in the plastic bearings. The men are no where near regulation (if there is such a thing). The are not counter-balanced and a bit lightweight. Taking shots from the goalie on a one-on-one game kinda bytes. You have to manuever the ball through all the men - yours and the opponents because the 'legs' of the men always fall towards the table. The playing surface is smooth for the most part. Its got a slight grain but nothing that will trap dirt/dust. The automatic, suction cup/spring loaded serving unit in the center of the table is useless. The cool pop-up serving appeal wears off faster than the suction action of the suction cup holding the circular disc (that takes up the 1 1/2" circular space in the center of the table) that actually pops the ball up. Ball control is not nearly as good as on a full sized high quality table. The corners are rounded due to corner covers that wrap over the top of the table down to the playing surface and the field is slightly pitched towards the center by design. There is a two rod defense line, one man on the goalie and two on the defensive rod in front of it. A bit different from the two man goal rod but you get used to it if you'd played with the other configuration. The balls that the unit comes with are hard plastic. have a soccor ball pattern to them and make a bit of noise when they roll on the pressboard surface and hit the walls. Rubber is better. The legs are sturdy and decent. The table has enough weight from all the pressboard pieces and the whole thing is actually pretty darn good for $40.
Rating: 8 out of 10. Remember what you are paying for - its not a professional level table but for $40 you can have just as much fun kicking your friend's asses.
If anyone wants more specific details - email me.
It a HYDRO from Sport Craft. Its roughly 2 feet x 4 feet. Gray/granite and black in color. The rods are a bit flexible but after a bit of WD-40 they slide pretty well in the plastic bearings. The men are no where near regulation (if there is such a thing). The are not counter-balanced and a bit lightweight. Taking shots from the goalie on a one-on-one game kinda bytes. You have to manuever the ball through all the men - yours and the opponents because the 'legs' of the men always fall towards the table. The playing surface is smooth for the most part. Its got a slight grain but nothing that will trap dirt/dust. The automatic, suction cup/spring loaded serving unit in the center of the table is useless. The cool pop-up serving appeal wears off faster than the suction action of the suction cup holding the circular disc (that takes up the 1 1/2" circular space in the center of the table) that actually pops the ball up. Ball control is not nearly as good as on a full sized high quality table. The corners are rounded due to corner covers that wrap over the top of the table down to the playing surface and the field is slightly pitched towards the center by design. There is a two rod defense line, one man on the goalie and two on the defensive rod in front of it. A bit different from the two man goal rod but you get used to it if you'd played with the other configuration. The balls that the unit comes with are hard plastic. have a soccor ball pattern to them and make a bit of noise when they roll on the pressboard surface and hit the walls. Rubber is better.
The legs are sturdy and decent. The table has enough weight from all the pressboard pieces and the whole thing is actually pretty darn good for $40.Rating: 8 out of 10. Remember what you are paying for - its not a professional level table but for $40 you can have just as much fun kicking your friend's asses.
If anyone wants more specific details - email me.
Yup Bobby...Foosball is the devil...but for you basketball lovers who like a little one on one, Target does have another cool rec game that you can get for $34.90. Check it out.
Full Court basketball game (don't know why they call this Full Court?)
Full Court basketball game (don't know why they call this Full Court?)
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